Albert Terrace, Wolstanton. Photographed by William Blake.
Street scene taken at Albert Terrace, Wolstanton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
All Saints' Church , Trysull
View looking westwards along Bell Road towards All Saint's Church.
All Saints Church and graveyard, Dilhorne
Assorted styles of 18th and 19th century memorials can be seen in the graveyard surrounding the church.
The Church of All Saints has one of the few octagonal towers in the country. The lower part of ...
All Saints' Church, Dilhorne
All Saints Church is a Grade II Listed Building, the oldest parts being of 13th century origin.
The octagonal church tower is a rare feature.
All Saints' Church, Dilhorne
All Saints Church is a Grade II Listed Building, the oldest parts being of 13th century origin.
The octagonal church tower is a rare feature.
All Saints' Church, Dilhorne
All Saints Church is a Grade II Listed Building, the oldest parts being of 13th century origin.
The stepped, octagonal church tower is a rare feature in England.
There is the Grade II listed chest ...
All Saints' Church, Madeley
A postcard view taken close to the junction with the Holborn looking south towards All Saints' church with the bridge over the River Lea in the foreground. The fenced area towards the right is still ...
Almshouses, High Street, Kinver
The buildings with two bay windows in the centre of this view of the High Street were almshouses at numbers 47 and 48. They were demolished in 1972.
Almshouses, Madeley
This set of ten almshouses were built in 1645, paid for by money left by Sir John Offley, and they stand on Station Road, Madeley near the junction with Bar Hill. The porches are Victorian and were added ...
Almshouses, Madeley
This set of ten almshouses were built in 1645, paid for by money left by Sir John Offley, and they stand on Station Road, Madeley near the junction with Bar Hill. The porches are Victorian and were added ...
Alrewas
The village of Alrewas could perhaps be described as a village of waterways. It is situated approximately five miles north- east of Lichfield, south of the River Trent and west of the mouth of the River ...
Alstonefield
Alstonefield is a large parish, situated in the Staffordshire Moorlands in one of the most beautiful parts of the county. It lies adjacent to the River Dove and so the county boundary with Derbyshire ...
Alstonefield village green
Behind the tree in the centre of the photograph is the 16th century George Inn. The woman in the photograph is Mrs Askey - children brought eggs to her for the egg market. She is speaking to Mr Joe ...
Alton
The village of Alton is situated high above the Churnet Valley, about four miles east from the town of Cheadle and seven miles north west of the town of Uttoxeter.
The place name, Alton, derives from ...
Alton - Church and Houses: sepia drawing
'South View of Alton, Staffordshire,' showing the church and houses shown in a dip by the side of a hill on which there is a watch-tower. There is a river valley on the left. Also showing the tower, ...
Alton - From Railway Station: water colour painting
Sunrise on Alton Castle and the castellated convent school on the hill, and below, a train steaming out. Anonymous [?L. J. Wood].
Alton Castle
Within Alton Castle are the remains of the medieval castle, built in about 1175 by Bertram de Verdun, the founder of Croxden Abbey. Alton Castle was rebuilt as a large Gothic-style house between 1847 ...
Alton Church
St Peter's Church, Alton viewed from the west. The church has a Norman north arcade and a 14th century tower. It was largely rebuilt in 1830. The chancel and south chapel were built in 1884-5 by J. Naylor.
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