Date:1949
Description:On the left are the Staffordshire Advertiser Offices. The newspaper was founded in 1795 and moved to these premises in 1860. Next door is the Gothic-style building of the District Bank, demolished in the 1970s. The Leyland vehicle in the centre of the photograph is being delivered to a body builder.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
Note the cattle tethered by the Swan Hotel, whose sign can be seen clearly in the ...
These buildings on Greengate Street were replaced by the Royal Brine Baths in 1892. The ...
The Gothic building on the left was the District Bank, completed in 1907. Inside ...
The junction of Mill Bank and Greengate Street was the site of the medieval Green ...
The brine baths were believed to cure rheumatism, the warm brine improving circulation. ...
Henry Venables Ltd lorry driving along South Walls whilst taking part in the Stafford ...
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Donor ref:P97.004.0158 (18/1872)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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