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.
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This fire mark was formerly displayed on the front porch of the Alexandra Hotel, ...
Indenture document on parchment recording the apprenticeship of Henry Dale, aged ...
This pair of model shoes is made from wood and represent women's laced boots from ...
Crowds of people outside the Picture House cinema decorated for the Peace Celebrations ...
Group photograph of the members of Stafford Folk Dance Club taken in the Oddfellows ...
This photograph of a Midland Red Bus destined for Doxey was taken in 1983 by Stafford ...
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Front doorway of Bank House, 40 Greengate Street, Stafford. At the time of the photograph this was ...
Bank House, 40 Greengate Street, Stafford. This Grade II listed building dates from the mid-18th ...
A closer view of the early 19th Century door case at 40, Greengate Street, Stafford. This Grade II listed ...
The Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company opened a branch in Stafford in 1832, having taken ...
On the left are the Staffordshire Advertiser Offices. The newspaper was founded in 1795 and moved to ...
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Donor ref:P97.004.0158 (18/1872)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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