Date:1895 - 1900 (c.)
Description:Thistleberry Castle was a folly built in the garden of Thistleberry House, the home, at the time, of Samuel and Margaret Mayer. The house was on the junction of Keele Road and Thistleberry Avenue, however both the house and castle have been demolished and Thistleberry Hotel stands on the site.
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A classical figure holding a dove, symbolising peace.
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The Borough's first 'blackface' Minstrel Troupe. As you can see from the image ...
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This satin wedding dress was worn by Margaret Emma Flatley (née Cope) who was ...
This beautifully made dress was worn by Mrs Padgett on her wedding day 17 September ...
The helmet belonged to R.M. Hubbard from Wolstanton who was a local fire-fighter ...
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This strange drinking vessel has two engraved silver collars and some bullocks legs as a stand. The ...
Thistleberry Castle was a folly built in the garden of Thistleberry House, the home, at the time, of ...
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Donor ref:PA380 (22/4338)
Source: Brampton Museum and Art Gallery, Newcastle under Lyme
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