ill; the old church and Dale Hall resting inthe hollows beneath it; whilst the Overhouse, or as itwas occasionally called, the Upperhouse, a pleasant manoror farm-house, stood at the top of the village, in a partknown as the Brownhills, originally a russet-tinted hillywaste, but then divided into… … (Fig..49.) {HOUSE, BUBSLEH. highest land in or immediately around Burslem, it seemsto have been previously used for the site of a mill; butit became afterwards celebrated as the spot on which, in1758, the great Brindley erected one of the earliest of hismills for improved flint-grinding.2…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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