Stockton Brook Station, Stoke-on-Trent
The booking Hall for Stockton Brook Station was on the A53 Leek New Road near the junction with Stanley Road. On the Stoke to Leek branch, Stockton Brook Station was opened in1896, some thirty years after ...
Stoke City v. Sheffield Utd. football programme
Front cover of the programme for a League Division 1 match between Stoke City and Sheffield United which took place at the Victoria Ground, Stoke-on-Trent on Wednesday 23 August 1967. It ended in a ...
Stoke on Trent City Public Health Notice
Vaccination Against Poliomyelitis. In 1959, the sudden death of Jeff Hall, the Birmingham City and England international footballer, created near panic in the United Kingdon. Vaccines had to be flown ...
Stoke Potters Speedway programme, Chesterton
Stoke Speedway was founded at the Sun Street Stadium in 1929. The outbreak of war in 1939 put the sport on hold until 1947 after which the sport thrived, attracting large crowds in the years after the ...
Stoke Potters Speedway programme, Hanley
Stoke Potters beat local rivals Wolverhampton Wolves 44-33.
Stoke Speedway was founded at the Sun Street Stadium in 1929. The outbreak of war in 1939 put the sport on hold until 1947 after which the ...
Stoneware beer jar, Thomas H. Shelley, Hilderstone
A stoneware beer bottle from the Bird in Hand brewery, Hilderstone. The Bird and Hand Inn had its own malthouse and brewery. It was one of the last public houses in the county to brew its own beer. The ...
T. Marston jewellers, Market Place, Burslem
T. Marston's watchmakers and jewellers shop front at 23 Market Place, Burslem.
Image from 'Staffordshire Past and Present: An Historical Pictorial & Descriptive Guide' published in 1911 and edited ...
T. Rowntree's New Invented Churn - Advertisement from the Enoch Wood scrapbook
A New Invention and some Bold Claims
Advertisement for a new kind of milk churn consisting of two almost horizontal cylinders on a stand.
The manufacturer explains the advantages of using this churn ...
Tamms Pottery, Longton. Photographed by William Blake.
Tamms Pottery, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
It is thought that most of the pottery factory interiors and pottery worker photographs were taken here between 1900-1903. Tamms Pottery was just ...
Tape Street, Cheadle
A postcard view looking north along Tape Street (A522), with the junction with Queen Street (B5417) on the right. The Central Garage still occupies this site. The Osborne Cinema dominates at the far end ...
Tavern check, Anchor Inn, Wolverhampton
A two pence token issued by Sarah Paxford of the Anchor Inn, 7 East Street, Wolverhampton. Sarah Paxford took on the license for the Anchor Inn in 1884.
During the 19th century it was common for publicans ...
Tavern check, Park Inn, Stoke on Trent
A copper alloy two pence token issued by the Park Inn, Stoke on Trent. The location of this inn has not been identified; it is believed to have been a different Park Inn to those in Dresden and Burslem.
During ...
The Beehive Needlework and Wool Shop, Uttoxeter
Dora Fowles outside her shop, The Beehive Art Needlework and Wool shop at the corner of the High Street and Bradley Street. Dora was a keen photographer and during the 1960s and 70s she regularly took ...
The Bromley Arms, Ellastone
A view of the Bromley Arms in Ellastone. The sign for the Duncombe Arms is in the distance. The Bromley Arms was formerly Ellastone Old Hall, and dates from the late 17th century.
Photograph by Gerald ...
The Chase Players, Rugeley
Pictured are the front and back pages from a programme for the Chase Players production of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ which was held in Rugeley Town Hall on 16th to 20th February 1954.
At this time the Rugeley ...
The Cock Inn, Stowe by Chartley
A postcard view of the Cock Inn on Station Road, Stowe-by-Chartley. On the left a sign on the building advertises that the inn sold Buntings ales.
Around 2003 the Inn became known as the Bistro Le ...
The Conduit, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire
The Conduit (also known as the kiosk or weighing machine) in Market Square, Uttoxeter, showing the newsagents and tobacconists kiosk which occupied it at the time.
The Conduit (also known as the kiosk ...
The Crescent, Hednesford
The Crescent is the curved enlargement to Market Street made to accommodate the bus stops. Anglesey Street is in the right foreground behind Jones newsagent’s shop, with the advertising board.
The ...