Stoke-on-Trent
(United Kingdom)
Through most of 2008, the public of Stoke on Trent were asked by the owners of the game, "Winning Moves", which famous sites across the city they would like to see on a new, Potteries version of Monopoly.
Of the city's famous Victorian town halls, the public voted for Burslem and Stoke (the King's Hall).
Of the city's museums, The City Museum, the Gladstone and the Etruria Industrial Museum made the final cut.
From its sporting heritage, Stoke City's Britannia Stadium, and Port Vale's Vale Park made it to the board – as well as Loomer Road Stadium (home of Stoke Speedway), even though that is officially in Newcastle under Lyme!
Waterways enthusiasts will also be pleased by the fact that the canal history of the area is not forgotten, with the Caldon and the Trent & Mersey Canals represented.
However, only one church is included, and none of the great Pottery works.
© Winning Moves UK
Year: 2008 - Code: C46721020
Brown
Properties
Central Forest Park
Hanley Park
Light Blue
Properties
Etruria Industrial Museum
Stoke Minister Church
Potteries Museum
Pink
Properties
Stoke Potters
Loomer Road Stadium
Vale Park
The Britannia Stadium
Orange
Properties
High Lane Oatcakes Shop
Hanley Indoor Market
Potteries Shopping Centre
Red
Properties
Burslem Town Hall
The Sentinel
Parliament Sq
Yellow
Properties
Regent Theatre
Victoria Hall
Waterworld
Green
Properties
Stoke Town Hall
Stoke College
Staffordshire
University
Dark Blue
Properties
Gladstone Pottery Museum
Trentham Estate
Stations
Hanley Bus Station
Caldon Canal
Trent & Mersey Canal
Stoke Station
Utilities
Electric Company
Water Works
Taxes
Income Tax
Super Tax
Community Chest / Chance
Community Chest
Chance
