| Located At | Stoke on Trent City Archives |
| Level | Collection |
| Alt Ref No | SD 1556 |
| Title | Photographs of the British Restaurant, Palace Cinema and Clough Street, Hanley, photographer J. Templeman, Hanley |
| Administrative History | The Hanley British Restaurant in Glass Street was the first to be opened in the City of Stoke on Trent. It was opened on 13th January 1941. Nine other British Restaurants were later opened in the City. See Community Catering in Stoke on Trent [Local Government Collection, Miscellaneous Publications Box] which feature additional photographs by J. Templeman. |
| Arrangement | Photographs of the British Restaurant, Palace Cinema and Clough Street, Hanley taken and or processed by J. Templeman, Hanley are catalogued under the following reference number: SD 1556 |
| Date | 1941-1945 |
| Description | The date range of the photographs is an approximation. The photographs are likely to date between 1941 and 1945 because a booklet entitled 'Community Catering in Stoke on Trent' which is in the Local Government Collection states that Hanley British Restaurant on Glass Street did not open until 13th January 1941 and others followed. This booklet contains photographs by the same photographer (J. Templeman) of some of the British Restaurants in the City. This is a set of photographs which appear to have been taken at a similar time. |
| Physical Description | 8 photographs |
| Copyright | Any questions concerning the publication of images of documents in the collection should be directed to the Archive Services Manager, Stoke on Trent City Archives, Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Bethesda Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 3DW |