Aerial view Barnfields Farm, Stafford
Aerial photograph of Barnfields Farm, Stafford showing the main residence, farmyard, barns and vegetable garden. The main entrance with drive to it, bottom left, has a tall monkey puzzle opposite which ...
Aerial view of RAF Hednesford
RAF Hednesford was built in 1938-1939 on land purchased from the Marquis of Anglesey as No.6 School of Technical Training for RAF and Fleet Air Arm mechanics to be instructed in air-frame and engine repair. ...
Aircraft hanger, RAF Hednesford
The Hednesford site on Cannock Chase was a training establishment for Royal Air Force and Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm tradesmen, named No. 6 School of Technical Training. It did not have runways but a few ...
Austin's bus, Stafford
This Austin's bus LRE 1 was a Guy Arab II with Weymann double deck body, new in January 1945 as fleet number 65. There was also an identical Bus LRE 2 as fleet number 66. These were probably built to ...
Blackford's, Cannock Road, Cannock
Numbers 10-16 Cannock Road, at Blackfords, between Cannock and Chadsmoor, showing a grocers shop and Taylor's bakery beyond.
Boulton Paul Aircraft Factory, Pendeford, Wolverhampton
This photograph is taken of Boulton Paul's factory shop floor. It shows three men undertaking repairs on a Boulton Paul aircraft tail turret type 'E' which was fitted to a Halifax Bomber.
Boulton ...
Brickworkers, Hednesford Brickworks
Situated in near the area now occupied by Hednesford Town F. C.and the nearby nature reserve, the brickworks was originally owned by the Cannock Chase Colliery Company prior to nationalisation in 1947....
Brocton Gravel Pit, Cannock Chase
Brocton Gravel Pit was worked by Brocton Gravel Company between 1930 and 1960. Pictured are Harold Foster with his workmates. The company was set up by Fred Riley.
Castle Ring Lodge, Beaudesert Park, Cannock Wood
Castle Ring Lodge, one of the nine lodge houses to Beaudesert Park. The lodge still stands today but has been much extended and converted to a modern private bungalow. It was so named because of its ...
Central Boot Stores, Chadsmoor, Cannock
Huntington Terrace Road is to the left of the Central Boot Stores, Cannock Road goes off to the right. The Central Boot Stores building is now (2019) Cannock Vet Centre.
Chadsmoor A.R.P.
A group photograph of Chadsmoor A.R.P. (Air Raid Patrol) at Princess Street, Chadsmoor, Cannock.
Included in this groupm are Norman Thomas Brookes (wearing glasses, back row, first on left) and his ...
Colliery Rescue Team, Hednesford
William Harrison's Colliery Rescue Team, winners of Cannock Chase Coal Owners Rescue Cup in 1939. This group photograph includes the six team members together with six competition judges and was taken ...
Co-operative float, Market Hall Street, Cannock
A float taking part in Cannock Pageant made by staff of the Cannock & District Co Operative Society shop on Church Street.
Cross Keys Inn, Penkridge
The Cross Keys was built where Deadman’s Lane crossed the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. In 1872 it was designated a Beer House with an annual value of £21.
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Joseph Evans, 1871-1874 ...
Electricity Show Rooms, Wolverhampton Road, Cannock
The Electricity Show Rooms on Wolverhampton Road, Cannock with window displays of clocks and cookers.
English Electric Co. Stafford and the Ministry of Supply
English Electric staff and Ministry of Supply personnel are pictured during a visit to the Stafford Works. On the left: Mr J W C Milligan, Manager, Stafford Works, on the extreme right is thought to be ...
English Electric Co. Stafford Tanks on Cannock Chase
A “Covenanter” Tank being put through its paces on the testing ground on Cannock Chase.
During World War II, the English Electric Co. Ltd placed its accumulated experience and engineering organisation ...
English Electric Co. Stafford Tanks on Cannock Chase
Pictured above is Brigadier-General G M Barnes, Assistant Chief of Ordinance, US Army with members of the Special American Mission accompanied by Major-General Crawford of the Ministry of Supply and British ...