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 0
Jonathan Wilkes
TV presenter
Russell Bromage
English footballer
Garth Crooks
English footballer
Stan Turner
English footballer
Phil Taylor
American football nose tackle
Lemmy
English musician
Bernard Hollowood
Writer
Josiah Wedgwood
English potter
John Baskeyfield
Armed force officer
Diana Maddox
Actress
Charlotte Rhead
Ceramic artist
Roy Sproson
Footballer
Ritchie Sutton
English footballer
Ryan Colclough
English footballer
William Moorcroft
Potter
Joe Brough
English footballer
Dick Allman
English footballer
Tom Baddeley
Footballer
Thomas Wedgwood IV
Potter ‧ Josiah Wedgwood's brother
Margaret Wedgwood
Thomas Byerley's mother
Mary Wedgwood
Dj Danny D
Music producer
D Mob
British music producer
Wilf Kirkham
English footballer
Havergal Brian
English composer
Thomas Wedgwood
Experimenter
Louis Rhead
American artist
Albert Sturgess
English footballer
Frank Bough
Television presenter
Michael Bettaney
Ryan Shotton
English footballer
Paul Bown
Actor
Ronnie Allen
English football player
George Chesterton
English cricketer
Samuel Ashworth
English footballer
Billy Briscoe
English footballer
Peter Coates
Chairman of Stoke City
Edward Smith
British naval officer
Stanley Matthews
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
Goddard Lieberson
Composer
Arnold Bennett
Author
Freddie Steele
Boxer
Frederick Hurten Rhead
Ceramist
Hanley Stafford
Actor
Les West
Cyclist
Tom Holford
English footballer
Terry Alcock
Footballer
