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Listed Buildings by Area Are A LISTED BUILDINGS BY AREA AREA_ LISTED BLG NO: ( BUILDING: NO_ STREET_ POSTCODE_ LISTING GRADE: 1 A ABBEY FARM HOUSE BIRCHES HEAD ROAD ABBEY HULTON ST2 8DD II 10055 A FARM COTTAGE THE GREEN BADDELEY GREEN ST9 9PD II 2 A FIR TREE FARMHOUSE AND COTTAGE WHITFIELD ROAD BALL GREEN ST6 8AJ II 4 A FORD HAYES FARMHOUSE FORD HAYES LANE BENTILEE II 3 A PARISH CHURCH OF ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH ROAD BLURTON II 171 A BARN & STABLE RANGE AT BEMERSLEY FARM BEMERSLEY RD BRINDLEY FORD ST8 7QT II 5 A THREE BOTTLE OVENS AT ACME MARLS LTD. BOURNES BANK BURSLEM ST6 3DW II 6 A PARISH CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CROSS HILL BURSLEM II 8 A NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK FOUNTAIN PLACE BURSLEM ST6 3QA II 101 A PAIR OF BOTTLE OVENS FURLONG LANE BURSLEM ST6 3LE II POTTERY MINERAL MILL OCC. FURLONG MILLS 101 B FURLONG LANE BURSLEM ST6 3LE II CO. LTD 9 A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST JOSEPH HALL STREET BURSLEM ST6 4BB II 10 A LEOPARD INN 21 MARKET PLACE BURSLEM ST6 3AA II 11 A SHOP PREMISES 27 MARKET PLACE BURSLEM ST6 3AG II 11 B SHOP PREMISES 29 MARKET PLACE BURSLEM ST6 3AG II 12 A SHOP PREMISES 36 MARKET PLACE BURSLEM ST6 4AR II 13 A SHOP PREMISES 38 MARKET PLACE BURSLEM ST6 4AR II FORMER TOWN HALL (BURSLEM RECREATION 14 A MARKET PLACE BURSLEM ST6 3DS II* CENTRE) 15 A FORMER MIDLAND BANK 1 MOORLAND ROAD BURSLEM II* 16 A POTTERY WORKS OCC. MOORLAND POTTERY 72 MOORLAND ROAD BURSLEM ST6 1DY II 16 B BOTTLE OVEN IN MOORLAND POTTERY WORKS 72 MOORLAND ROAD BURSLEM ST6 1DY II 17 A PORTLAND HOUSE NEWCASTLE STREET BURSLEM II 18 A SHOP PREMISES 1 QUEEN STREET BURSLEM ST6 3EL II 18 B SHOP PREMISES 1A QUEEN STREET BURSLEM ST6 3EL II 36- 19 A SHOP PREMISES QUEEN STREET BURSLEM ST6 3EG II 38 19 B SHOP PREMISES 40 QUEEN STREET BURSLEM ST6 3EG II FORMER WEDGWOOD INSTITUTE (PUBLIC 20 A QUEEN STREET BURSLEM ST6 3EF II* LIBRARY) 21 A SCHOOL OF ART QUEEN STREET BURSLEM ST6 3EJ II 15/1 22 A SHOP PREMISES ST JOHNS SQUARE BURSLEM ST6 3AW II 5A 10059 A FIRST WORLD WAR MEMORIAL SWAN SQUARE BURSLEM II 24 A HOUSE 184 WATERLOO ROAD BURSLEM ST6 3HQ II 24 B HOUSE 186 WATERLOO ROAD BURSLEM ST6 3HQ II FORMER BETHEL CHAPEL (BROADHURST 25 A WATERLOO ROAD BURSLEM ST6 2EL II BROTHERS) 26 A TOWN HALL (QUEENS THEATRE) WEDGWOOD PLACE BURSLEM ST6 4ED II FORMER WAREHOUSE,OFFICES AND 7A 1-9 WESTPORT ROAD BURSLEM ST6 4AL II SHOWROOM (FLATS 1-22, FOUNTAIN COURT) HILL TOP METHODIST CHURCH (PORTICO 27 A WESTPORT ROAD BURSLEM II ONLY) 28 A WADE HEATH POTTERY WORKS WESTPORT ROAD BURSLEM ST6 4AG II 29 A TWO BOTTLE OVENS SHELTON NEW ROAD CLIFF VALE ST4 7AL II FORMER CLIFFE VALE POTTERIES OCC. 29 B SHELTON NEW ROAD CLIFF VALE ST4 7AL II CARADON TWYFORDS LTD. 31 A FORMER BLACK BOY INN 342 COBRIDGE ROAD COBRIDGE ST1 5JX II 30 A CHRIST CHURCH EMERY STREET COBRIDGE ST6 2JJ II 32 A POTTERY WORKS OCC. W. MOORCROFT LTD SANDBACH ROAD COBRIDGE ST6 2DQ II 33 A FORMER HOME OF ARNOLD BENNETT 205 WATERLOO ROAD COBRIDGE ST6 2HS II 34 A CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION RED BANK DRESDEN ST3 4PP II 37 A (WESLYAN) METHODIST CHURCH ETRURIA OLD ROAD ETRURIA ST1 5PE II ROUND HOUSE (AT SITE OF OLD WEDGWOOD 38 A ETRURIA ROAD ETRURIA II* FACTORY) 35 A ETRURIA HALL FESTIVAL PARK ETRURIA ST1 5PA II 36 A ETRUSCAN BONE MILL LOWER BEDFORD STREET ETRURIA ST4 7AF II* 40 A WAR MEMORIAL ALBERT SQUARE FENTON II HERON CROSS POTTERY RANGE (FORMERLY CHILTON ST, HERON 71 A FENTON ST4 3AU II OCC. BENCROFT LTD) CROSS 39 A CHRIST CHURCH CHRISTCHURCH STREET FENTON II THREE CALCINING KILNS OCC. JAMES KENT 41 A FOUNTAIN STREET FENTON ST4 2HB II (CERAMIC MATERIALS) LTD 42 A MILE POST HIGH STREET GOLDENHILL II 43 A PARISH CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST HIGH STREET GOLDENHILL II 10018 A CHURCH OF ST MATTHIAS CHURCH LANE HANFORD ST4 4QB II 46 A MUNICIPAL OFFICES & COURTS ALBION SQUARE HANLEY ST1 1QL II 45 A BETHESDA METHODIST CHURCH ALBION STREET HANLEY ST1 1QF II* 47 A WAR MEMORIAL OUTSIDE MUNICIPAL OFFICES ALBION STREET HANLEY II ALEXANDER HOUSE (FORMER BETHESDA 48 A BETHESDA ST HANLEY ST1 3DE II METHODIST SCHOOL) BETHESDA ST/39 ALBION 44 A HEATHS WINE BAR 1 HANLEY ST1 3DE II ST 49 A CEMETERY CHAPELS CEMETERY ROAD HANLEY II 54 A CEMETERY LODGE (SOUTH) 1 CEMETERY ROAD HANLEY ST4 2DL II 55 A CEMETERY LODGE (NORTH) 2 CEMETERY ROAD HANLEY ST4 2DL II PAIR OF BOTTLE OVENS AT JOHNSON 50 A EASTWOOD ROAD HANLEY ST1 3LN II BROTHERS POTTERY POTTERY WORKS (FORMERLY OCC. DUDSON 51 A HANOVER STREET HANLEY II BROTHERS LTD) LEEK ROAD, JOINERS 10054 A ALL SAINTS CHURCH HANLEY ST1 3HH II SQUARE 60 A BOTTLE OVEN AND ENCLOSING BUILDINGS LICHFIELD STREET HANLEY II BOTTLE OVEN AT FALCON POTTERY OCC 52 A OLD TOWN ROAD HANLEY ST1 2LB II J.H.WEATHERBY & SONS FALCON POTTERY, OCC. J.H.WEATHERBY & 52 B OLD TOWN ROAD HANLEY ST1 2LB II SONS 10067 A THE GOLDEN CUP 65 OLD TOWN ROAD HANLEY ST1 2JS II 53 A FORMER ODEON CINEMA PICCADILLY HANLEY ST1 1EN II* 25- 56 A POST OFFICE TONTINE STREET HANLEY ST1 1AA II 31 177 A THE TONTINES SHOPPING CENTRE TONTINE STREET HANLEY ST1 1SB II 57 A PARISH CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST TOWN ROAD HANLEY ST1 2JX II* 10011 A CANAL MILEPOST AT LOCK NO.37 TRENT & MERSEY CANAL HANLEY II 58 A TELEPHONE BUILDINGS TRINITY STREET HANLEY ST1 5ND II CHIMNEYS RESTAURANT (FORMER SMITHFIELD 59 A WARNER STREET HANLEY ST1 3DH II POTTERY & BOTTLE OVEN) ST LUKE'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND AIDED 10033 A WELLINGTON ROAD HANLEY ST1 3QH II PRIMARY SCHOOL: INFANT BUILDING THE MOUNT (NORTH STAFFS SCHOOL FOR THE 131 A GREATBATCH AVENUE HARTSHILL ST4 7JY II DEAF) 62 A COTTAGE 263 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 A TERRACE HOUSE 267 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 B TERRACE HOUSE 269 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 C TERRACE HOUSE 271 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 D TERRACE HOUSE 273 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 E TERRACE HOUSE 275 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 F TERRACE HOUSE 277 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 G TERRACE HOUSE 279 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 63 H TERRACE HOUSE 281 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 64 A COTTAGE 285 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 65 A HOUSE 289 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 65 B HOUSE 291 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 65 C HOUSE 293 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II 66 A CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NJ II* NEWCASTLE PLAYERS WORKSHOP (FORMER 67 A 287 HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NQ II HARTSHILL INSTITUTE) 132 A CHURCH OF OUR LADY & ST PETER IN CHAINS HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL II RAILINGS NORTH OF FORMER ORTHOPAEDIC 10058 A HARTSHILL ROAD HARTSHILL II HOSPITAL FORMER PARISH HOSPITAL AT S-O-T UNION 137 A NEWCASTLE ROAD HARTSHILL II WORKHOUSE FORMER SCHOOL HOUSE AT S-O-T UNION 138 A NEWCASTLE ROAD HARTSHILL II WORKHOUSE 10042 A CHAPEL AT NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HOSPITAL NEWCASTLE ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 6QG II A - BLOCK AT NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE 10043 A NEWCASTLE ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 6QG II HOSPITAL 68 A HOUSE 225 PRINCES ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7JW II 69 A HARTSHILL CEMETERY CHAPELS QUEENS ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7LH II 70 A HOLY TRINITY CHURCH HALL VICARAGE ROAD HARTSHILL ST4 7NL II 72 A FORMER WAREHOUSE AT LONGPORT WHARF NEWCASTLE STREET LONGPORT II PRICE & KENSINGTON FACTORY TEAPOT 73 A NEWCASTLE STREET LONGPORT ST6 4LR II* WORKS BOTTLE OVEN AT PRICE & KENSINGTON 73 B NEWCASTLE STREET LONGPORT ST6 4LR II* FACTORY 74 A WAREHOUSE IN PRICE & KENSINGTON WORKS NEWCASTLE STREET LONGPORT ST6 4LR II 75 A DUKE OF BRIDGEWATER INN STATION STREET LONGPORT ST6 4NB II 76 A RAILWAY STATION STATION STREET LONGPORT ST6 4ND II 77 A THE RED HOUSE CHADWICK STREET LONGTON ST3 1PQ II 78 A THE WHITE HOUSE CHADWICK STREET LONGTON ST3 1PQ II 84 A ENSON WORKS CHELSON STREET LONGTON ST3 1PT II 99 A TWO BOTTLE OVENS AT COMMERCE WORKS COMMERCE STREET LONGTON ST3 1NN II CONIFER GROVE, 82 A LONGTON LANE FARM 1 LONGTON ST3 2EN II LONGTON HALL RD BOUNDARY WORKS OCC. CALVERT CERAMICS 79 A 492 KING STREET LONGTON ST3 1EZ II LTD MILE POST (4 MILES FROM NEWCASTLE-U- 80 A KING STREET LONGTON II LYME) TWO BOTTLE OVENS & CHIMNEY STACK AT 173 A KING STREET LONGTON II ALBION WORKS 81 A LIGHTWOOD CHAPEL 561 LIGHTWOOD ROAD LONGTON ST3 7EL II 91 A SUTHERLAND INSTITUTE AND LIBRARY LIGHTWOOD ROAD LONGTON ST3 4HY II BOTTLE OVEN ON CORNER OF WARREN 85 A NORMACOT ROAD LONGTON II STREET TWO BOTTLE OVENS REAR PREMISES 86 A NORMACOT ROAD LONGTON ST3 1PL II SUTHERLAND WORKS 86 B SUTHERLAND WORKS RANGE NORMACOT ROAD LONGTON ST3 1PL II 86 C BOTTLE OVEN REAR SUTHERLAND WORKS NORMACOT ROAD LONGTON II 23- 83 B COTTAGES SHORT STREET LONGTON ST3 1PS II 27 88 A LONGTON CEMETERY CHAPELS SPRING GARDEN ROAD LONGTON ST3 2QN II 89 A ENTRANCE GATES TO LONGTON CEMETERY SPRING GARDEN ROAD LONGTON II FORMER REGISTRARS OFFICE AT LONGTON 90 A SPRING GARDEN ROAD LONGTON ST3 2QN II CEMETERY 92 A AYNSLEY CHINA WORKS (NORTHERN RANGE) SUTHERLAND ROAD LONGTON ST3 1HS II 93 A AYNSLEY CHINA WORKS (SOUTHERN RANGE) SUTHERLAND ROAD LONGTON ST3 1HS II 95 A THE TOWN HALL TIMES SQUARE LONGTON ST3 1BZ II 83 A BOTTLE OVEN, REAR 120 UTTOXETER ROAD 120 UTTOXETER ROAD LONGTON II 96 A CHURCH OF ST.
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