Mow Cop | Is this Staffordshire Landmark Just Plain FOLLY?

The 18th century folly of Mow Cop, a familiar local landmark for the folk of Staffordshire and Cheshire, was originally built in medieval style by the lord of Rode Hall. The viewpoint affords a remarkable panoramic view over Stoke-on-Trent and the Staffordshire Moorlands on one side and the Cheshire Plain on the other revealing Jodrell Bank observatory, Ellesmere Port, The Wrekin, The Welsh mountains, Bosley Cloud, Macclesfield Forest and many more landmarks. Bring a pair of binoculars, a good telephoto and wide angle lens and enjoy the view! On a good day you can see for miles and miles! More Stoke-on-Trent Landmarks:    • Stoke-on-Trent History and Curiosities   More Curiosities of Staffordshire:    • Curiosities of Staffordshire   If you love local history, don't forget to subscribe! Welcome to our channel dedicated to uncovering the fascinating local history of Staffordshire, England! If you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about the past, you're in the right place. We explore Staffordshire’s rich heritage, from ancient landmarks to hidden historical curiosities, uncovering the stories that shaped this beautiful region. Join us as we take you on a journey through historic sites, forgotten tales, and local legends that make Staffordshire unique. Whether it's the industrial revolution, medieval castles, or the intriguing people who lived here, our videos bring history to life. Discover the hidden gems of Staffordshire, learn about its heritage, and delve into the mysteries of this historic county. Subscribe now and explore the incredible history of Staffordshire with us! #historiclandmarks #englishhistory #explorehistory #hiddengems #staffordshire #localhistory #historicsites #englishheritage