LONGTON - History from 1900s - Stoke on Trent - Staffordshire - PART OF THE SIX TOWNS

Take a look back at the history of Longton Staffordshire.
Longton is one of the six towns that make up the Potteries.
The video shows how times were from the 1900's and a look at how things have changed.
Here on ADTV we are fond of all things history and have a story to tell. And thanks to the film archive Staffordshire here is one of the first videos we will be uploading to the channel.
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[@davidc3850]

Really enjoyed that. I was born in Longton in the 50's before eventually moving out of the area in the early 90's. I still come back to visit friends and family from time to time. Great to see some of the places from when I grew up.

[@pinkpeony5302]

I have found this fascinating, thank you. I am not a native of Stoke on Trent, but it is a place I call home now.

[@Twisted_One_DIsturbed]

I've been living in Stoke on Trent all of my life ,I am 46 now and I love it , yes many places have seen better days and many things need to change but I am proud to be a true potter ay up duck 🦆🦆🦆

[@craigpimlott204]

My old grandad Tom Burton was signalman at stoke at that time ,he started there after he had to come out of the pit at cinder hill with dust on the lungs .he started there at 14 years old and was there about twenty five years till he became ill with lung problems .but he still rode his bike from sherwood road in meir to stoke station every day ,then on the way back he got a train to meir station then rode from meir back to little sherwood road off kings mead road which was across from the saracens head pub.sadly he had a stroke at work so had to finish work at 58 .he got over that but at 62 he came down with cancer of the lungs and passed away at 62 in 1976 14 weeks after being diagnosed.he was a lovely bloke I was only a nipper ,6 when he died but can remember him like it was yesterday ,him in his garden and greenhouse my love of garden peas came from him ,helping him pick them and tasting them .

[@MultiSirens]

Very neat! My Uncle John was keeper/volunteer of the Staffordshire museum! I was there in the early 90s uncle John was an expert potter as was his daughter, who crossed the line when she went to work for Royal Doulton! Lol

[@VypaGaming]

I go longton every week and this is so different to what it is now

[@shingerz]

Great film nice to see the history being as I live here

[@knightowl3577]

It's still six separate towns, and people think it is a run-down mess today. However, most of those people can't remember the days when a pall of smoke and smog hung over the entire city and all the public buildings were black with grime. In those days a working man or woman who lived much past 60 was looked at as if they were Methuselah!

[@NaomisAdventures]

Interesting

[@berniesmith986]

i fell down the iron steps there and broke y ankle

[@destinationdiscoveryuk]

What did you do that for ? 😅