Stoke on Film 1930s

Stoke on Film 1930sThis collection of archive films and interviews from Staffordshire Film Archive represents Stoke at work and play during the 1930s. Some were made for cinema release and some were commissioned for local firms and some are by local filmmakers. There is commentary and many interviews to give insight into the period and background information. We see film of Twyfords in 1929 and Spode in 1930. Then we see Spode in 1930, local people on holiday in

Now extended with a tribute to the Spitfire in the Battle of Britain

This collection of archive films and interviews from Staffordshire Film Archive represents the best examples of Stoke captured on film from 1940 to the 1970s

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you naturally think of Stoke-on-Trent The Potteries

Three events involving the unveiling of plaques to Arnold Bennett: in Hope Street

He was also a great mellifluous-voiced orator and wordsmith and he turned this into poetry

there are scout and church parades from during the War

Other buildings were the usual classrooms

Nearer My God to Thee

The Century of Motoring event held at Brough Park in 1966

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the Sixth Form College opened and the massive reclamation schemes began changing the face of the Potteries forever and creating new space for housing