Stoke-on-Trent
Stoke-on-Trent is a city in central England. It's known for its pottery industry. The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery displays locally made ceramics, decorative arts and a WWII Spitfire. The Gladstone Pottery Museum is in a former Victorian factory. The Trentham Estate has landscaped Italian gardens and a forest with monkeys. From Westport Lake, the Heritage Canoe Trail follows canals east to Froghall Wharf.
People born in Stoke On Trent (First 49 people) - Page 1
Eleanor Lodge
James Bostock
British visual artist
Tommy Harrison
Professional boxer
Sara Luzita
Ballet dancer
Frederick Edward Hulme
Teacher
Sir Albert Bowen, 1st Baronet
English businessman
John Edward Courtenay Bodley
Historian
William Astbury
Physicist
William Duesbury
Entrepreneur
Ernest Albert Egerton
Soldier
Denis Smith
Footballer
David Kidney
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Colin Askey
Footballer
Ken Hancock
English goalkeeper
Oliver Lodge
British physicist
Richard Lodge
British historian
Alfred Lodge
English mathematician ‧ Oliver Lodge's brother
Joe Deakin
British olympic athlete
John G. Cooper
Former United States Representative
AJ Pritchard
Dancer
Anthony Malbon
English footballer
Anthea Turner
English television presenter
Bruno Brookes
Former radio presenter
Jem Finer
Musician
Janine Machin
British presenter
John Wain
Poet
Nick Hancock
Actor
Hugh Dancy
Actor
Roy Brown
Football player
Richard Pankhurst
British historian
Steve Bould
English footballer
Ben Brereton
Footballer
Freddie Jones
Actor
Adrian Rawlins
Actor
Phil Wang
British comedy writer
Louis Moult
English football player
Jack Harrison
English football player
Andy Hamilton
British comedian
Billy Howle
British actor
Adrian Lewis
Mathematician
Martin Lowe
Orchestrator
Sarah Willingham
British entrepreneur
Piers Linney
British businessman
Mark Bright
English footballer
Jacqueline Mitton
British astronomer
Ted Chippington
Comedian
Wendy Turner Webster
Journalist
