No’s 22, 20 and 18 Well Street, south side, east end.
To the left of the drawing, there is a set of double gates where the George Inn once used to stand. Mr Cooke can remember his parents running the pub during the early 60’s when there was a large Polish and Italian community living around Well Street. He recalls his mother decorating the Snug with Polish flags on their national day.
No’s 16 and 14 Well Street.
16, 14 and 12 Well St, South Side, Newcastle-under-Lyme. House of Kendal Hair.
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Formerly a conservation architect in Staffordshire for many years, I'm now living and working in the Clyde Valley, South Lanarkshire, drawing, sketching, painting and exploring my new Scottish life and surroundings. Graduate of Aidan Hart's Icon Diploma course, run by the Prince's School of Traditional Arts. Please visit my other blogs https://drawingthestreet.com https://drawingthedetail.com/ and https://www.icondiplomastudent.com and main website https://www.drawingthestreet.co.uk
