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Bucknall Workingmen's Club & Institute
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History
History
Bucknall Workingmen's Club & Institute was a club located on Marychurch Road, which was formerly Church Road at the time of being built. It is no longer present and has since been demolished, with the site now being occupied by 5 detached houses.
The club was built on the site of Grove House. Bert Bentley, a local photographer to Stoke-on-Trent, has noted that this was the home of Dan Lewis of Hanley - who was describe as "a wholesale grocer in a big way". [2]
Our Bucknall Content
Our Bucknall Content
There is a carousel of photos below that have been captured and uploaded by Our Bucknall. The name of the photographer and capture date are included in a footer on each photo. You can scroll through the gallery below by using the left and right arrow keys on the side of each photo.
Captured Photos (2023)
Captured Photos (2023)
As Bucknall Workingmen's Club & Institute no longer exists, it is not possible to capture any photos. Instead, photos have been captured of the 5 detached houses that are situated on the land where the club once stood.
Samuel Bateman (Founder of Our Bucknall) has been able to capture these photos to be retained for the historical archive project on this website. Photos have been included here in a carousel. You can scroll through the gallery by using the left and right arrow keys on the side of each photo.
Publicly-Shared Content
Publicly-Shared Content
We don't currently have any publicly-shared content of Bucknall Workingmen's Club & Institute at present, apart from the image present at the top of this page. The historical archive is aimed to grow over the coming years, but we need your content to help us in doing so. If you have any photos, videos, drawings, sketches or similar that you would like to share, please get in touch with us - and we will provide full credit to your submission(s) in the references list below.
Google Street View
Google Street View
We have embedded an interactive Google Street View map showing the 5 detached houses on the former site of Bucknall Workingmen's Club & Institute in 2009. You can use this interactive map to move around the area, as well as view where the building was located.
Author(s) & References
Author(s) & References
Author(s):
Samuel Bateman (Founder of Our Bucknall).
Date(s):
27 June 2023, 30 June 2023 & 01 July 2023.
Notes:
Information used on this page has been obtained from various sources, with some content re-worded to ensure that all history is bridged to provide a detailed insight into this building. References have been included below to showcase the original sources where initial information was obtained.
Samuel Bateman (Founder of Our Bucknall).
Date(s):
27 June 2023, 30 June 2023 & 01 July 2023.
Notes:
Information used on this page has been obtained from various sources, with some content re-worded to ensure that all history is bridged to provide a detailed insight into this building. References have been included below to showcase the original sources where initial information was obtained.
References:
[1] Staffordshire Past Track. (1964) Bucknall Workingmen's Club, Marychurch Road, Bucknall. [Image]Available from: https://rb.gy/5f6do. [Accessed: 27 June 2023].
[2] Staffordshire Past Track. (1964) Bucknall Workingmen's Club, Marychurch Road, Bucknall. [Online]Available from: https://rb.gy/5f6do. [Accessed: 27 June 2023].
[1] Staffordshire Past Track. (1964) Bucknall Workingmen's Club, Marychurch Road, Bucknall. [Image]Available from: https://rb.gy/5f6do. [Accessed: 27 June 2023].
[2] Staffordshire Past Track. (1964) Bucknall Workingmen's Club, Marychurch Road, Bucknall. [Online]Available from: https://rb.gy/5f6do. [Accessed: 27 June 2023].
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