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1. www.thepotteries.org › city_limits › 005Hanley Green - a bit of a shocker - thepotteries.org

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   Huntbach Street, formerly Market Street, ascends out of the city centre up the hill known archaically as Hanley Green. This 600 foot promontory is the highest point for miles and divides two valleys which carry Trent tributaries southwards.

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     Bournes Bank was originally called Church Street and was the...

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     1905 - Birches Head and part of Sneyd Green were added to...

2. camra.org.uk › pubs › three-kings-hanley-castle-111386Three Kings, Hanley Castle - CAMRA Experience

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   Opens Wed at 12:00pm. Church End, Hanley Castle, Hanley Castle, WR8 0BL (View on Google Map) (01684) 592686. No website available. Beer Score. Add to. View all.

3. www.stokesentinel.co.uk › news › historyPub had a fountain, waterfall and small aviary of cockatiels

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   Dec 14, 2019 · It was commonly believed that this pub was among the oldest in Hanley, if not the oldest – and yet very little evidence exists concerning its early history.

4. www.irishcentral.com › culture › craicThe story of green beer and St. Patrick's Day - IrishCentral

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   Feb 19, 2023 · Over a century ago, Irish American Dr. Thomas Hayes Curtin invented the concept of green beer for St. Patrick's Day in New York City.

5. www.thepotteries.org › location › districtsHanley - Stoke-on-Trent Districts - THE POTTERIES

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   Laying out the streets of Hanley (Lower Green) In the 1830's Hanley was considered 'a large modern town', the largest in the Potteries and the second in Staffordshire; its streets 'generally spacious and well paved', its houses of 'neat appearance, and some of them, as well as the public edifices . . . spacious and elegant'.

6. www.smartblend.co.uk › blog › green-beersGreen Beers - How to Make Them and Why People Drink Them on ...

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   Mar 6, 2024 · You don't need a leprechaun's touch to make green beer; a few drops of green food coloring will do the trick. Just make sure it's safe for consumption – we're aiming for festive, not toxic! Add a few drops to your beer, give it a gentle stir, and voila! Green beer is born. Step-by-Step Guide to Making Green Beer at Home

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   When was Hanley incorporated?

   • on Hanley Lower Green on the Township of Hanley Hanley and Shelton were incorporated in 1857. becoming the Borough of Hanley, a name which means 'place at the high clearing'.

   Hanley - Stoke-on-Trent - History - THE POTTERIES

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   Who invented green beer?

   • Thomas Curtin was an American physician and the man credited with the invention of green beer. He made green beer for a St. Patrick's Day party at the Schenerer Club of Morrisania located in the Bronx in 1914 and the rest is history. Why Do People Drink Green Beer on St Patrick's Day? So, why do people guzzle down green beers on St Paddy's Day?

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   Who invented green beer for St Patrick's Day?

   • Over a century ago, Irish American Dr. Thomas Hayes Curtin invented the concept of green beer for St. Patrick's Day in New York City. Green beer for St. Patrick's Day was first unveiled in 1914 New York City. Getty Images Green beer on St. Patrick's Day has been around for more than a century.

   The story of green beer and St. Patrick's Day - IrishCentral

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   Can you make green beer with food coloring?

   • You don't need a leprechaun's touch to make green beer; a few drops of green food coloring will do the trick. Just make sure it's safe for consumption – we're aiming for festive, not toxic! Add a few drops to your beer, give it a gentle stir, and voila! Green beer is born.

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   What happened to the Bratt and Dyke of Hanley?

   • It was rebuilt and reopened in 1962 by Bass, Ratcliffe and Gratton Limited, its carpets being fitted by the famous Bratt and Dyke of Hanley at a time when local builders and tradesmen often built and furnished new pub premises. The pub was at one time kept by Stoke City’s Gerry Bridgwood, but closed around 2011.

   Pub had a fountain, waterfall and small aviary of

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   What is the history of Hanley's Smithfield?

   • Well, the clue’s in the name. In April, 1869 the local newspapers were able to announce that a new Smithfield – or cattle market – had opened in the town of Hanley. It was established at the end of Bethesda Street and initially provided accommodation for 200 head of cattle and 1,000 head of sheep.

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8. www.thepotteries.org › location › hanleyHanley - Stoke-on-Trent - History - THE POTTERIES

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   Hanley and Shelton were incorporated in 1857. becoming the Borough of Hanley, a name which means 'place at the high clearing'.