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Local District Past Residents
When The Whistle Blew
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Sunshine Porcelain Potteries -
a short history
By Martin Brabon
Preface by Martin Brabon
...at the very end of Derby Road was a very large redbrick building. As by courage grew, I would cross Thorpe Street and walk to the building and examine it. I surveyed the pattens in the brickwork and the curved corner wall ...I eventually asked my mother about the building and what I had found on my wanders down that laneway. "That was the Pottery", she said.
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