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Studio Portrait, Stafford

Studio Portrait of an unidentified young couple from the Bertam Sinkinson collection. The man is dressed in Army uniform and the woman in a nurses uniform. This glass plate was probably taken by Weiss ...

Superintendent and Matron, Miners' Convalescent Home, Rudyard

Mr and Mrs John Cooper, Superintendent and Matron of the Miners' Convalescent Home, Rudyard from its opening in 1925. Mr Cooper was President of the North Staffordshire Miners Federation, and his wife ...

Superintendent Arnold, Stone Police

Born in Bolton, Lancashire in 1882, Robert Arnold was apprenticed as a shoeing smith to his blacksmith father, but joined the Staffordshire Constabulary in 1904. In his early police career he worked ...

Supt. Mary Elizabeth Wright Q.P.M, Stafford

Supt. Wright served in the Staffordshire County Police from 26 August 1944 until her death on 17 November 1972. She was awarded the Queen's Police medla for distinguished service. Mary was Sergeant ...

Tamworth Roller Skating Rink

Situated in Market Street, adjacent to the Town Hall, the rink was opened in 1910. It was advertised as having “a splendid maple floor. On the reverse of this postcard are the rink’s opening hours. It ...

The Crown Club, Abbots Bromley

The description on the front of this postcard view is: ‘Crown Club 1914’. The picture was taken on Crown Bank, Market Place, Abbots Bromley. On the left are cottages and in the centre behind the motor ...

The English Electric Co., Stafford Works Fire Engine

The English Electric Co., Stafford Works, Aster Merryweather, Fire Engine is pictured with the Fire Crew including a Fire-Woman (which was quite unusual at this time). The fire engine was housed in the ...

The fire at Wetmore Maltings, Bass, Burton-on-Trent

The morning after the fire, with fire engine, a soldier and a fireman in front of the burnt buildings. Bryan Chinn recalls; I attended this fire as a sub-officer of Ind Coope Fire Service, and ...

The Green Bus Co., Rugeley

The Green Bus and Co. offices and cafe in Taylors Lane Rugeley. The Bus is a AEC Regent built in 1930. It was bought by the Green Bus Co. in November 1939 from Nottingham City Transport and finally scrapped ...

The Hermitage, Holly Road, Uttoxeter

The Hermitage was once the home of Dr. Charles Bamford.

The Royal Iris, open-topped holiday bus, Uttoxeter

The bus is advertising holidays and cruises in New Brighton and is pictured at the corner of Bradley Street and High Street. Second from lefty is Mr. Sherratt, who had a shop nearby in Bradley Street....

The Trent Valley Railway Station, Rugeley

A photograph taken from the deck of Colton Road Bridge showing the first Trent Valley Railway station building and up platform at Rugeley, designed by John Livock, opened in 1847, and demolished in 1908 ...

The Village Band, Madeley

A postcard view of Madeley Village Band which was taken looking north towards Poolside on the A525, close to the junction with The Holborn in Madeley. This postcard was photographed and published by ...

Thomas Alleynes Grammar School

Pupils of Thomas Alleynes Grammar School.

Thomas Edwin Haywood, Stafford Fire Brigade

Thomas Edwin Haywood (1886-1958) was a member of the Stafford Fire Brigade, as was his elder brother Ernest, who drove the fire engine, and his father Alfred, who was Chief Fire Officer. He is pictured ...

Thomas Harris in Police Uniform, Coton Clanford,

Photograph taken at St. Faiths. Thomas Harris was born in Audley. He was a miner and was injured in the Minnie Pit disaster. With his compensation money he bought St. Faiths, a smallholding at Coton ...

Thomas Harris, Policeman, Coton Clanford,

Thomas Harris was born in Audley. He was a miner and was injured in the Minnie Pit disaster. With his compensation money he bought St. Faith's, a smallholding at Coton Clanford. Thomas was a member ...

Treadwheel, Stafford Gaol

Treadwheels were introduced as a form of prison punishment in 1817, often serving no other purpose than to enforce hard, monotonous work, though some powered pumping or grinding machines. At Stafford ...