Date:1962
Description:Looking from the edge of Market Square along St. Martin's Place towards Martin Street, Stafford. On the left is the front wall of the Grade II* listed building The Judge’s Chambers. On the right is The Chains Vaults public house, this later became Joxer Brady's and is currently known as The Market Vaults. There is a small sign above a doorway to the left of the bicycle which indicates the 'Smoke Room Entrance'. On the right there is a partial sign on the corner of the building which refers to Chas. E. Morgan & Son (est. 1780) who had a nearby Wine Merchants business in Greengate Street, currently (2025) occupied by Waterstones. The car is thought to be a Ford 100E Popular (1959-62) or similar variant.
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Looking from the edge of Market Square along St. Martin's Place towards Martin Street, Stafford. On ...
Looking from Martin Street along St. Martin's Place towards the Shire Hall and Market Square, Stafford. The ...
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Creators: Dr J.E.C. Peters - Creator
Donor ref:P66.003.1333 (37/51832)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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