The Manor House, Ipstones

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Date:1910 - 1920 (c.)

Description:The Manor House, Ipstones has been known as Manor Farm since the Second World War and was built around 1880 for farmer Joseph Slack and his family who remained there until 1912. It was situated off Park Lane, on the opposite side of Onecote Road to the site of the medieval Ipstones Manor House of which nothing now remains.

Photographer: William Blake of Longton.

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The Manor House, Ipstones

A family group and motor car pictured outside the Manor House at Ipstones. The Manor House has been ...

The Manor House, Ipstones

The Manor House, Ipstones has been known as Manor Farm since the Second World War and was built around ...

The Manor House, Ipstones

The Manor House, Ipstones has been known as Manor Farm since the Second World War and was built around ...

The Manor House, Ipstones

The Manor House, Ipstones has been known as Manor Farm since the Second World War and was built around ...

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Creators: Mr William Blake - Creator

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Source: The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery

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