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121st Officer Training Corps Unit, Alton Towers
Group photograph of Officer Cadets and Officers in Charge of No.53 Squad 'B' Battery, 121st Officer Training Corps Unit, R.A. (H.A.C.). theyw ere based at Alton Towers.
Photographer: Gerald McCann ...
5th North Staffordshire Regiment, Butterton Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme
This is a photograph of D Company, 5th North Staffordshire Regiment at Butterton Hall for basic training during World War One. Stanley Birks (3rd row back and 7th from the left) was the son of Alboin ...
A Bedroom and Sitting Room at Wootton Lodge
Looking through an arch from one of the bedrooms to a small sitting room at Wootton Lodge. Photographed by Country Life in March 1959.
Wootton Lodge was built as a hunting lodge by Sir Richard Fleetwood ...
A Bedroom at Beaudesert Hall
There were many bedrooms at Beaudesert. In this photograph the bed has a Venetian-patterned silk damask cover and the headboard is covered with a similar type of material.
Beaudesert Hall was the ...
A Bedroom at Beaudesert Hall
Pictured is one of the bedrooms from a group of rooms located above the Long Gallery known as “The Nurseries”. As with many rooms at Beaudesert the walls were hung with Chinese wallpaper and here it ...
A Bedroom at Beaudesert Hall
There were many bedrooms at Beaudesert. This panelled room with a stone fireplace is thought to be one of the bedrooms from a group of rooms located above the Long Gallery known as “The Nurseries”.
Beaudesert ...
A Bedroom at Beaudesert Hall
There were many bedrooms at Beaudesert. In this photograph the bed has a Venetian-patterned silk damask cover, the headboard and hangings are of a similar type of material.
Beaudesert Hall was the ...
A Bedroom at Wootton Lodge
Pictured is one of the bedrooms at Wootton Lodge, photographed by Country Life in March 1959.
Wootton Lodge was built as a hunting lodge by Sir Richard Fleetwood between about 1580 and 1610. It was ...
A Bedroom at Wootton Lodge
Pictured is one of the bedrooms at Wootton Lodge. Photographed by Country Life and featured in their magazine in March 1959. The panelling dates from around 1700.
Wootton Lodge was built as a hunting ...
A Corridor at Beaudesert Hall
Pictured is an original timber-framed passage leading to the Billiard Room. The passage was renovated after the 1909 fire and the old carved oak arch (which did not belong to the house) was added.
Beaudesert ...
A Corridor at Beaudesert Hall
Pictured is one of the corridors at Beaudesert Hall.
Beaudesert Hall was the mansion of the Pagets, Marquesses of Anglesey. Its core was medieval, with later alterations. James Wyatt and Joseph Potter ...
A fete held at Clayton Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme
There has been a hall at Clayton for hundreds of years.
This shows what is thought to be the third hall built on or nearby the original site.
From the fashion worn by the ladies we know that this ...
Abbey House, Ranton.
Abbey House, built c.1820, is situated next to the ruined tower of Ranton Abbey (just visible behind the trees on the left).
The house was damaged by fire during the Second World War whilst occupied ...
Abbots Bromley - Window Glass at Hall Hill: coloured pencil sketch
Coloured pencil sketch from glass panel. Showing the upper part of man on horseback, waving scimitar, [Wulfric Spot]. Showing the Coat of Arms of Burton Abbey in the corner.Anonymous [S. Shaw].[The original ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers, Blithfield Hall
The Abbots Bromley horn dancers pictured outside Blithfield Hall. The horn dance is an annual event which takes place on the first Monday after the first Sunday after the 4th of September. The tradition ...
Adams Butter's First Show Trailer, Ball Haye Hall
Fred Adams Snr. bought a small diary farm on Buxton Road in 1870, and his son Fred began making butter there in 1922. The business was ground-breaking, being the first in the country to produce pre-packed ...
Adbaston Hall
Adbaston Hall was built in 1725 near the church to replace the old manor house, although it was extensively remodeled in the early 19th century.
Advertising poster, Trentham Gardens
As a result of sewage contamination in the River Trent, Trentham Hall had become uninhabitable by the early twentieth century. After the fourth Duke of Sutherland, Cromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower (1851–1913), ...