Broken Britain?
The decaying rear portion of the Top Bridge Works of Price Kensington Pottery in Longport where is sits beside the Trent and Mersey canal.
Three parts of this early nineteenth century potbank are listed, the frontage and bottle kiln (seen to the right) have grade II* status, and the warehouse (off to the left of shot) has grade II status.
A pottery works has occupied this site since the late eighteenth century, and the Price Kensington Works is on the English Heritage At Risk Register, details of which can be found here: risk.historicengland.org.uk/register.aspx?id=47006&rt...
Broken Britain?
The decaying rear portion of the Top Bridge Works of Price Kensington Pottery in Longport where is sits beside the Trent and Mersey canal.
Three parts of this early nineteenth century potbank are listed, the frontage and bottle kiln (seen to the right) have grade II* status, and the warehouse (off to the left of shot) has grade II status.
A pottery works has occupied this site since the late eighteenth century, and the Price Kensington Works is on the English Heritage At Risk Register, details of which can be found here: risk.historicengland.org.uk/register.aspx?id=47006&rt...