Rugeley Court House
This view of Rugeley Magistrates Court House was taken by Stafford photographer Tony Boydon. On the left is Rugeley Fire Station, this was later demolished and rebuilt as Rugeley Community Fire Station ...
Rugeley Court House and Fire Station
This aerial view shows Rugeley Magistrates Court House on the left and the Fire Station on the right, and was taken by Stafford photographer Tony Boydon. The Fire Station building was later demolished ...
Rugeley Fire Station
This view of Rugeley Fire Station was taken by Stafford photographer Tony Boydon. The building was later demolished and rebuilt as Rugeley Community Fire Station which cost £3 million pounds and opened ...
Rugeley fire station demolition
The demolition of the second Rugeley fire station, built in 1936 on Taylor's Lane. The demolition contractors are Mason Brothers of Pelsall.
Rugeley Volunteer Fire Brigade
In 1900 this volunteer fire brigade, established in 1886, consisted of a captain and 11 men and a manual engine. The fire bell was in the tower of the public building and the keys to the fire station ...
Siemens Dynamo Works Fire Brigade, Stafford,
The Siemens fire brigade in their uniforms, their captain is seated in the centre.
Siemens Bros. Electrical Engineering Works opened its Lichfield Road factory in 1903, after relocating from Woolwich ...
Sir Martin Noell's Almshouses, Stafford
Firemen extinguishing a chimney fire at Sir Martin Noell's Almshouses on Earl Street, Stafford.
Almshouses built in the middle of 17th century by Sir Martin Noell. He was a London merchant who was ...
South Walls, Stafford
This collection of pictures has been joined together to form a panoramic birds-eye view which was taken looking south from the top of the Wedgwood building, Tipping Street, Stafford.
Top left on the ...
Stafford Constabulary Boxers
Group photograph taken during Staffordshire Constabulary Boxing championships.
The uniformed Sergeant standing to the right of the group of boxers is Stephen Wright, who was originally from Werrington. ...
Stafford Fire Brigade
Stafford Fire Brigade including Alfred Ernest Haywood, posing in front of the fire cart.
At this period the fire station adjoined the Brine Baths in Greengate Street, Stafford.
Stafford Fire Brigade
Stafford Fire Brigade pictured with the Mitchell Challenge Shield at Warwick Castle. They came first of eighteen entrants at the National Fire Brigades' Union Autumn Meeting at Warwick, winning the Midlands ...
Stafford Fire Brigade
The crew of Stafford Fire Brigade pictured outside the Fire Station on Mill Bank. Ernest Hector Haywood is fourth from right on the second row from the front. His father Alfred had been Chief Fire Officer ...
Stafford Fire Brigade and Engine
Stafford fire engine and firemen. This fire engine is a Leyland FT4A Pump Escape, registration JRE 294. It was delivered to the Stafford Borough Fire Brigade in December 1939 and was christened "Eveline”, ...
Stafford Fire Brigade Demonstration
Crew members from Stafford Fire Brigade demonstrate their fire fighting techniques in a field display for the public.
Stafford Fire Station
Fire station buildings on Lammascote Road. The fire station was moved from Mill Bank in about 1971 and remained here until 1998. The site is now occupied by Asda supermarket.
The fire engine in the ...
Stafford Fire Station
Fire station buildings on Lammascote Road. The fire station was moved from Mill Bank in about 1971 and remained here until 1998. The site is now occupied by Asda supermarket.
In the background are ...
Stafford Fire Station, Mill Bank, Stafford
View of Stafford Fire Station on Mill Bank. The fire engine to the left is a Leyland FT4A Pump Escape, registration JRE 294. It was delivered to the Stafford Borough Fire Brigade in December 1939 and ...
Stafford General Infirmary
The foundations of Stafford General Infirmary began in a rented house in Foregate Street in 1766, making it one of the oldest hospitals in the country. Funds were acquired through subscriptions and bequests. ...