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1. northstaffstv.com › local-history › the-history-ofThe History Of Hanley (Stoke-on-Trent) - North Staffs TV

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   Hanley’s history is a microcosm of the broader story of Stoke-on-Trent: a town that has evolved from its humble beginnings into a significant industrial hub, faced challenges, and is now seeking to reinvent itself for the 21st century.

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

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   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'.

3. www.stokesentinel.co.uk › news › history26 amazing photos showing Hanley then and now - Stoke-on ...

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   Oct 1, 2022 · There were some scenes that Adrian was unable to capture because there were new buildings or street furniture in the way.

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4. www.causeafrockus.com › history-of-lane-furnitureHistory of Lane Furniture - Cause A Frockus

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   Mar 2, 2016 · As you all know, it is incredibly challenging to find reliable sources for the history of Lane furniture. While this booklet isn’t all-inclusive, it’s a great start and I’m very pleased to share it with you. Let’s dive into the first decade of the company’s history, relayed to us by the master himself: Edward Hudson Lane.

5. www.hanleyparish.org › history › buildingsHistory | Hanley Parish

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   Early History. The name Hanley comes from the old English han leah, meaning a high clearing, the first settlement developing along what is now Church End. There is some evidence of a Roman fort by the river at the end of Quay Lane, where there used to be an important wharf, and of a Roman temple on the site of St Mary’s church.

6. www.causeafrockus.com › 2016 › 06History of Lane Furniture: 1940-1957 - Cause A Frockus

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   Jun 15, 2016 · As we’ve seen in the previous historical segments, Lane survived and thrived under Edward’s leadership due to two main reasons: sound business choices and innovation. But there was a chink in the armor and their bankers pointed it out (of all people!).

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   When was Hanley a vill?

   • Hanley existed as a vill in the early 13th century. In the early 18th century it was still 'a humble collection of dwellings' which lay chiefly around Upper Green (at the junction of Keelings Lane and the present Town Road), and Lower Green (the later Market Square). The whole formed 'two small villages, half a mile apart'.

   Hanley - Stoke-on-Trent Districts - THE POTTERIES

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   What is Hanley House?

   • uilt as part of a small and exclusive development in 2005, Hanley House is a deluxe modern home that all about the attention to detail. The centre, in Princes Park, was bs uilt by private services company Serco, which describes the facility as state-of-the-art.

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   Where did Lane Furniture come from?

   • In 1956 they expanded again, purchasing the Bald Knob furniture plant in nearby Rocky Mount, Virginia. Here is where most of the furniture pieces were made and developed, including the bedroom and dining collections that we all drool over today. Lane’s success was buoyed by a strict adherence to their playbook – advertise, advertise, advertise.

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   Where is Hanley Stoke-on-Trent?

   • Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Where is Hanley? In the late seventeenth century, Hanley consisted of two small hamlets known as Hanley Upper Green (or just Upper Green) and Hanley Lower Green (or just Lower Green). Upper Green at the junction of Town Road and Keelings Road and Lower Green where Market Square is today.

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   What does Hanley Green mean?

   • The whole formed 'two small villages, half a mile apart'. Hanley Green as an alternative name to Hanley was in use by the end of the 16th century, and its use still lingered in the middle of the 19th century.

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   Did Hanley & Shelton have a dividing line?

   • Stafford Street was the dividing line between the townships of Hanley & Shelton, so Pall Mall & Piccadilly lay in Shelton as did large and important buildings such as the town hall in Albion Street, Bethesda Methodist chapel and the library & Museum. Hanley existed as a vill in the early 13th century.

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   Hanley existed as a vill in the early 13th century. In the early 18th century it was still 'a humble collection of dwellings' which lay chiefly around Upper Green (at the junction of Keelings Lane and the present Town Road), and Lower Green (the later Market Square).