Date:1930 - 1939 (c.)
Description:A market has been held on Lichfield market square since the 12th century and this typical view of the market from the 1930s is pretty much unchanged today. On the far side of the square is the Samuel Johnson statue and, beyond it, the Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum. The shops to the right of the picture include Frisby's shoe shop, Redingtons the tobacconist, and the Minster Cafe.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
The present church of St. Mary's dates from the late 19th century, having replaced ...
This passageway runs behind St. Mary's. St. Mary's can be seen here on the left ...
This Parade was held to celebrate the end of World War One. Colonel Swinfen-Broun ...
Lichfield Market Square, in the days when cars and coaches were allowed to park ...
The history of the Sherriff's Ride dates back to 1553 when Queen Mary granted Lichfield ...
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Donor ref:Edgar Bates 3_013 (39/42994)
Source: @St Mary's Lichfield
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