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The view above shows the frontage of
Longport Pottery on Davenport Street from Trubshaw Cross. On the left was
Longport House, the home of John Davenport before he moved to Newport
House and then Westwood Hall near Leek.
Just beyond the house was the three-story factory entrance shown in more
detail in the photograph here. Here next to the main entrance was the
factory office which was directly accessible from Longport House (see 1851
map of Longport Pottery).
Most of these buildings, with the exception of some at the northern end of
the works, used by Arthur Wood, have since been demolished.
Arthur Wood's Teapots
occupied the remains of the Longport Pottery works
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