The Post Office, Madeley
The Post Office stood on the corner of Castle Lane and the Holborn. At the time of this photograph it was also a grocers and general stores shop run by G. Rayner. The Post Office and shop closed in ...
The Post Office, Pattingham
A post office was first established in Pattingham in 1844.
The Post Office, Rushton Spencer
The Post Office, Sugnall
A postcard view of the former Post Office which stood by the B5026 in Sugnall.
This postcard was published by W Shaw, Burslem and printed in Saxony.
The Post Office, Tittensor
A view of Tittensor village, looking south, with the Post Office on the left.
The road is now the A34, a busy dual carriageway.
The Post Office, Wetley Rocks
The Post Office on Cheadle Road, Wetley Rocks, looking south towards Meir
The Proprieters of the Light Post Coach - Document from the Enoch Wood Scrapbook
Post coach in the Potteries - Finally!
The national post coach service begins to run through the Potteries as part of the London to Liverpool service.
The Potteries had been trying to get this service ...
The Red Lion, Cheddleton
Looking north along Cheadle Road in Cheddleton showing the Red Lion public house. The man standing in the doorway could be the landlord at the time, Joseph Clowes. Further down the street is the Post ...
The Roaches
View of the Roaches from Roach Road near Leek. The name 'Roaches' derives from the French word 'roche' meaning a rock or cliff.
The Roebuck, Wolseley Bridge
This view was taken by Wolseley Bridge looking southwards across the River Trent to The Roebuck, later known as the Wolseley Arms.
A note about this early postcard: due to the Postal Regulations at ...
The Square, Great Haywood
View of the south side of The Square. Note the signpost to Lichfield on the side of the Clifford Arms, and the two trees planted to celebrate Queen Victoria's Jubilee at the entrance to Trent Lane..
Postcard ...
The Square, Great Haywood
This postcard view is looking north-east from Trent Lane to the Square and Main Road in the centre of the village. The building on the left is Great Haywood Post Office and on its right is the Clifford ...
The Stone House , Seisdon
The Stone House stands on Post Office Road. It consisted of a 17th century sandstone crosswing attached to an earlier, possibly originally 14th century, timber-framed building. The cross wing was probably ...
Trent Lane, Great Haywood
A view of Trent Lane, Great Haywood looking towards the railway bridge and the entrance to the Shugborough Estate. The cottages in this lane were built around 1800 to 1805 to house tenants and domestic ...
Trent Lane, Great Haywood
A view of Trent Lane, Great Haywood looking from the railway bridge towards the village centre. The cottages in this lane were built around 1800 to 1805 to house tenants and domestic servants of the Anson ...
Trentham Gardens Ballroom
During the Second World War (1939 to 1945) the Central Bank was moved from London to Trentham Gardens as a precaution against bombing.
The staff, mainly female, worked long hours here in very difficult ...
Unidentified estate buildings
Three women standing outside estate cottages. Location not known, but possibly somewhere in north Staffordshire. If you recognise these buildings or the people in this photograph, please contact us.