Six Towns on Film - TUNSTALL

Six Towns on Film - TUNSTALLThis collection of archive films and interviews from Staffordshire Film Archive represents the best examples of Tunstall captured on film from 1910 to the 1970s. We begin in 1960 with the 50th anniversary of Federation and Tunstall introduces itself. In 1910 e see dustmen in the backs of Nashe Peake Street. We hear stories of George Barber, who opened the Picture Palace first cinema in the Potteries in 1909. We see newsreel of the visit of the Prince

North Staffordshire

untold stories

are enhanced with a complete additional film Enter the Twenties - celebrities in the Arts in the 1920s

This is a collection of film records of royal visits to the Potteries and Newcastle over the past century

THE FISH RUN: This is a detailed look at one of the toughest long-distance lorry runs in the country - from Aberdeen to Manchester via the notorious route over Shap (the old A6) before the coming of the motorways

Stafford Rangers at Wembley

pigs and sheep farming

This social history documentary

the scenes of the glorious Past to the Present generation… Visitors from far and near will all be kindled with admiration and praise for the proud Heritage of the Potteries

he crawled to the unmanned gun and - single handedly - held the German advance at bay until he was killed by a direct hit on the gun he was manning

There are special features on the visits by the Queen in 1955

on the video are the complete Press Conference and the Celebrity Press Conference