Honoring Goole's Icons: Miniature "Salt & Pepper Pots" Unveiled for 200th Anniversary

In a tribute to Goole’s rich history and iconic landmarks, miniature versions of the town's renowned "salt and pepper pots" have been released for sale, marking a special moment in the town's 200th-anniversary celebrations. The distinctive twin water towers, one brown and the other white, have long been a source of fascination for locals and visitors alike, with ongoing debates surrounding which tower should rightfully be dubbed "salt" and which one "pepper." Crafted by talented artist Deborah Frith, these ceramic replicas are now available for purchase through the Goole Civic Society at a modest price of £25 per set. The initiative aims not only to honor the town's beloved landmarks but also to raise funds essential for the upcoming bicentenary festivities in 2026. The decision to immortalize the "salt and pepper pots" in miniature form serves as a poignant reminder of Goole's unique heritage and the deep-rooted pride that residents hold for their town. These collectibles are not only a keepsake for enthusiasts but also a means to contribute to the vibrant future celebrations that will mark this significant milestone in Goole's history. As the community embraces these charming replicas, it is evident that the spirit of unity and celebration is thriving in Goole, setting the stage for a memorable 200th-anniversary jubilee that promises to be a true testament to the town's enduring legacy.