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Bemersley Farm, Brindley Ford
This is a view east from Hugh Bourne's old Primitive Methodist Chapel in Brindley Ford. The chapel has been demolished. At the top of the path is Bemersley Farm, where Hugh Bourne lived for a time. The ...
Bemersley Road, Ball Green, Stoke-on-Trent
The camera is facing north along Bemersley Road from the end of Knypersley Road. This are is known as Cornhill, a name plate is just visible below the street sign on the wall of the shop to the right. ...
Bencroft Ltd., Heron Cross
Pottery factory exterior including a bottle oven.
Taken at Bencroft Ltd., Heron Cross Pottery, Chilton Street, Heron Cross, Stoke-on-Trent.
Taken from the Gladstone Pottery Museum Photographic ...
Bengry Road, Normacot.
Bengry's shop at 94, Bengry Road is pictured.
Bennetts, 122 North Road, Cobridge, Burslem
Bennetts public house was constructed between 1832 and 1878. It has two storeys and is three rooms wide by three rooms deep.
Bennison Family, Mill Meece
William Bennison (1865-1912) and his wife Mary Ellen (nee Shemilt) at Mill Meece Farm with their three sons, William and twins James and Robert. The Mill Meece farm near Eccleshall is still(2005) in ...
Benson Street, Pitts Hill, Tunstall
Looking east along Benson Street (formerly New Street) in Pitts Hill. The photograph was taken from the corner of St Michaels Road (formerly High Street). On the right is the former Tunstall Primitive ...
Bent's beer bottle label, Stone
Beer bottle label advertising Bent's Old Tom Strong Ale.
Bent's Brewery was established in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the 1790s by William Bent. The business remained in Newcastle until 1936, when manufacture ...
Bent's Brewery advertisement
Advertisement for Bent's Imperial Stone Stout. Made of card and designed to stand on a public house bar or table. It was formerly in either the Albion Inn or the Hop Pole Inn in Stafford.
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Bent's Brewery advertisement
Advertisement for Bent's Sweet Nell wine cocktail. Made of card and designed to stand on a public house bar or table. It was formerly in either the Albion Inn or the Hop Pole Inn in Stafford.
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Bent's Brewery advertisment
Advertisement for Bent's A.I. Winter Ale. Made of card and designed to stand on a public house bar or table. It was formerly in either the Albion Inn or the Hop Pole Inn in Stafford.
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Bent's Brewery carnival float, Stone
Bent's Brewery was established in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the 1790s by William Bent. The business remained in Newcastle until 1936, when manufacture transferred to Liverpool.
The company expanded in ...
Bent's Brewery cricket team, Stone
Most factories and breweries had their own sports teams in the first half of the 20th century. Pictured here is Bent's Brewery cricket team. Seated second from left is John Mincher.
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Bent's Brewery delivery truck, Stone
Bent's Brewery was established in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the 1790s by William Bent. The business remained in Newcastle until 1936, when manufacture transferred to Liverpool.
The company expanded in ...
Bent's Brewery Float, Stone
A Bent's Brewery float pictured at a carnival or pageant in Stone.
Bent's Brewery was established in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the 1790s by William Bent. The business remained in Newcastle until 1936, ...
Bent's Brewery staff, Stone
Bent's Brewery was established in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the 1790s by William Bent. The business remained in Newcastle until 1936, when manufacture transferred to Liverpool.
The company expanded in ...
Bent's Brewery, Stone,
Bent's Brewery was established in Newcastle-under-Lyme in the 1790s by William Bent. The business remained in Newcastle until 1936, when manufacture transferred to Liverpool.
The company expanded ...
Bent's cricket team cartoon, Stone (top left)
Most factories and breweries had their own sports teams in the first half of the 20th century. This is a cartoon of characters from Bent's brewery's cricket team drawn by E. Dyke . Pictured here are ...