A piece of local history. by Keith Batey
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This is the place where James Brindley and Josiah Wedgewood met to discuss the Creation of the Trent and mersey canal in 1765. Unfortunately it was burnt down last year and only it's shell remains today
About the Artist
Keith Batey
I started my art 12 months ago after recovering from an accident. My love of photography took a step back while i concentrated on art, i loved art at school and now at 65 realise what i have missed all those years ago.
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