The Miner's Arms, Packmoor.
Customers and landlord William Henry Smith (right) at The Miner's Arms in Mellor Street, Packmoor, around the late 1950s.
Part of Packmoor medical centre grounds now occupy the space where this pub ...
The Miner's Arms, Packmoor.
Constance Smith behind the bar at The Miner's Arms in Mellor Street, Packmoor, circa 1960.
Part of Packmoor medical centre grounds now occupy the space where this pub once stood.
The bar area was ...
The Miner's Arms, Packmoor.
Landlord William Henry Smith behind the bar at The Miner's Arms in Mellor Street, Packmoor, around the late 1950s.
Part of Packmoor medical centre grounds now occupy the space where this pub once stood.
The ...
The Miner's Arms, Packmoor.
Cyril Smith behind the bar at The Miner's Arms in Mellor Street, Packmoor, around the late 1950s.
Part of Packmoor medical centre grounds now occupy the space where this pub once stood.
The bar ...
The Miner's Arms, Packmoor?
View of the bar on permanent display in the local history gallery at The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery.
The display is a recreation of a Victorian bar room in Tunstall.
However, residents of the ...
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In ...
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