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Bass & Co. offices, Coronation decorations, Burton upon Trent, Burton On Trent
Lantern slide view of entrance to Bass & Co. offices on High Street decorated with illuminations for the Coronation of King George V.
Copyright: Burton Library
Bass & Co.'s offices, Burton upon Trent
A tinted lantern slide view of Bass & Co.'s old offices on High Street decorated for King Edward VII's visit to Burton upon Trent.
Copyright: Burton Library.
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Bass & Co.'s offices, Burton upon Trent
A tinted lantern slide view of Bass & Co.'s old offices on High Street decorated for King Edward VII's visit to Burton upon Trent.
Copyright: Burton Library.
Bass & Co.'s offices, Burton upon Trent
A tinted lantern slide view of Bass & Co.'s old offices on High Street decorated for King Edward VII's visit to Burton upon Trent.
Copyright: Burton Library.
Bass buildings decorated for George V's Coronation, High Street, Burton-on-Trent
The decorations on the properties include the Town House arch over the alley between the Town House and Bass Offices.
Bass employees at Blackpool train station in 1911
Bass, Ratcliff and Gretton organised annual trips for its employees from 1865 until 1914. Initially these trips were biennial until 1883, then every year until 1914. Destinations included Blackpool, Liverpool ...
Bass employees on a Bass Trip, Liverpool Station
Group of people standing outside Liverpool to New Brighton Railway Station.
Bass Joiners' trip to a football match, Burton-on-Trent
Assembly workers on their way to the F.A.Cup 3rd round tie between Charlton Athletic and Burton Albion, played at Charlton's ground at the Valley on 7th January 1956. At the time Charlton were one of ...
Bass Museum Beer Engine Float moving down High Street, Burton-on-Trent
The float is moving towards the Market Place past Ellis and Barnaby Rudge. Crowds look on from both sides of the road. The procession is probably part of Burton Festival.
Bass Museum Heavy Horse Parade, Burton-on-Trent
Barry Coffen (Head Horseman at the Bass Museum) is driving the Mitchells and Butlers Dray in the parade. The dray is turning onto Station Bridge from Derby Street.
Bass Museum Shires and Dray, Bass, Burton-on-Trent
Team of two Bass shire horses driven by Barry Coffen pulling the Bass Worthington horse-drawn bus. Bass Shire Horse Team 'bus' and the Joiners' Shop can be seen in the background.
Battle of Britain Parade by RAF Stafford
Pictured during a Battle of Britain Parade are RAF Stafford personnel marching from Greengate Street into the Market Square, Stafford. Taking the Salute on the platform on the right are Squadron Leader ...
Battle of Britain Parade by RAF Stafford
The Mayor of Stafford, Alderman Mrs Ruth Turney (Mayor in 1946, 1947 and 1948) is pictured on the platform taking the salute from RAF Stafford service personnel as they march past in the Market Square, ...
BBC at Lotus Hall, Lotus Ltd, Stone
A seated audience at Lotus Hall, Lotus Ltd., Stone, on the occasion on a visit of the 'Down Your Way' BBC radio programme.
‘Down Your Way’ was a popular BBC radio programme which was aired between ...
Beacon Fire for Queen Victoria' s Diamond Jubilee, The Mount, Burton-on-Trent
This huge beacon of casks and timber on The Mount was one of many such fires lit at 10pm on Tuesday 22 June 1897, as part of the town's celebrations marking 60 years of Queen Victoria's reign. Earlier ...
Beacon Fire on the Bass Recreation Ground, Burton-on-Trent
A huge bonfire built up from layers of timber, with what look like old patterns on the top. The flag on top has been sketched into the picture after it was taken. The occasion is almost certainly the ...
Beating the Bounds, Codsall area
Beating the Bounds was an old Church of England custom, where the clergy, choir and congregation, walked around the boundaries of the parish in order to ensure they were intact. Sticks were often carried ...
Beauty competition, Castle Dell, Tamworth
The Carnival Queens of 1934, from Tamworth and surrounding villages, can be seen here. They are, from left to right, Miss Wood End, Miss Two Gates, Miss Mile Oak, Miss Leys, Miss Hopwas, Miss Weale, Miss ...