Queen Elizabeth II's Visit to Stafford
Queen Elizabeth II ascending the staircase in County Buildings. With her is the Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire, Harold Wallace-Copeland. Following on behind is Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh....
Rugeley Indoor Market
A postcard view of Rugeley indoor market in the now demolished Town Hall. Only the clock tower remains. It shows John Moorcroft at his fruit and vegetable stall. Previously the family had a fruit and ...
Shugborough Hall, Milford
This picture shows a part view of the portico and main entrance of Shugborough Hall when maintenance and repair work was carried between 2014 and 2015 on the stone steps of the Mansion House.
Shugborough ...
South Lodge, Crakemarsh Hall, near Uttoxeter
South Lodge was built in the early 19th century and demolished around 1970.
Photographer: Alfred McCann, photographers of High Street, Uttoxeter.
St. Edward Street, Leek
The street, formerly known as Spout Street, has always been one one of the busiest roads in town. Many of Leek' s finest buildings can be found along here, including two mock Tudor structures, Spout Hall, ...
St. Edward's Church, Leek
The Parish Church of St. Edward the Confessor is Leek's only medieval church, dedicated to Edward, King of England between 1042-1066. The original Norman church was burnt down in 1297, and re-built in ...
Stafford Common Signal Box
This postcard view shows the Signal Box at Stafford Common Railway Station which was on the Stafford to Uttoxeter railway line. In the background on the right are chimneys and a part view of an advertising ...
Staircase and Landing, Highfield Manor, Stafford,
Highfield Manor was built in 1880 by David Hollin, a boot and shoe manufacturer.
In 1900 Mr Hollin commissioned a series of photographs, showing the inside and outside of his home.
Although Highfields ...
Staircase at Crakemarsh Hall, near Uttoxeter
The main staircase in Crakemarsh Hall. The staircase was not original to Crakemarsh Hall, but was brought here by Sir Thomas Cotton Sheppard. It has been suggested that it originally came from Ruperra ...
Staircase at Loxley Hall, near Uttoxeter
The main staircase in Loxley Hall.
Loxley Hall was built around 1800 but appears to contain elements of an earlier house. It was possibly remodeled during the 19th century. The Hall was the home of ...
Staircase to the Levett Pew, Baswich Church,
Baswich Church features two large pews positioned high in the chancel, dating from 1812. The pews belonged to the Chetwynd family of Brocton Hall and the Levetts of Milford Hall; although both pews are ...
Staircase, Yarlet Hall
A postcard view of the staircase at Yarlet Hall.
Yarlet Hall replaced an earlier 18th century building; work on a new house was begun around 1870 by George Sidney. In 1873 The Reverend Walter Earle ...
Star Dressing Room, Sandonia Theatre, Stafford
This photograph shows the Star dressing room, a reminder of the former days when grand opera and musical comedy were produced at the Sandonia in Stafford.
The Sandonia Theatre on Sandon Road, Stafford ...
Steve and Janet Joynes, Hoar Cross Hall
Steve and Janet Joynes pictured on the main staircase at Hoar Cross Hall shortly after they purchased it in 1989. They developed the Hall as a health spa resort which opened in April 1991.
Hoar Cross ...
Subsidiary Staircase at Beaudesert Hall
This old oak staircase is thought to have been added to Beaudesert around 1700 by the sixth Lord Paget during his possession of the Hall from 1678 to 1713.
Beaudesert Hall was the mansion of the Pagets, ...
Swans on the Lake,Crakemarsh Hall, near Uttoxeter
Swans on the ornamental lake just to the south of Crakemarsh Hall.
Crakemarsh Hall was extensively rebuilt in 1815 for Sir Thomas Cotton Sheppard around the staircase of a late 17th century house. ...
The Colonnade, Alton Towers
This postcard view was published by The Alton Towers Café, Alton Towers, Stoke on Trent.
Alton Towers was the home of the Talbot family, Earls of Shrewsbury. It was built between about 1810 and 1852. ...
The Library, Hawkesyard Priory and College, Rugeley
The Library at Hawkesyard Priory was built in 1901-1902 and formed part of the Church and College buildings. In later years ownership of the site changed and the College buildings became Hawkesyard Priory ...