Date:1913
Description:The Staffordshire Advertiser offices were located here by 1855. The print works were located at the rear of the building. When the offices moved next to the District Bank on Greengate Street in 1860, the Staffordshire Chronicle took over the premises. By 1894 Mr Gee, who ran a painting and decorating business, had moved in. The building was the Redifusion shop up to the 1970`s.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
View form the junction of Lichfield Road and Wolverhampton Road. The Baptist ...
Ivy House on Lichfield Road. On the left is the King William IV public house, ...
A long period of rainy weather resulted in the River Sow rising to its highest level ...
Gothic Cottage at the junction of Lichfield Road and White Lion Street. The building ...
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Image courtesy of: William Salt Library
Donor ref:William Salt Library No., Stafford 23B, img: 961 (18/1436)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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