The Old Hall, Poolside, Madeley, Newcastle under Lyme

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Date:1966

Description:The Grade II* listed building probably originally dating from the late 16th century, is timber infilled with brick and has a very large chimney which is twelve feet square and serves ten fireplaces. It is currently (2025) known as 'The Old Hall Country House'.
A horizontal beam above the ground-floor window bears an inscription on one gable which reads: '16 WALLK KNAVE WHAT LOOK EST AT 47 I S B'. The S in ISB is slightly raised. it is said to reference the bailiff at that time, John Sidway.

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Creators: Dr J.E.C. Peters - Creator

Donor ref:P66.003.2248 (37/50510)

Source: Staffordshire Museum Service

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