Staffordshire Police Headquarters, Weeping Cross, Stafford
This photograph captures the scene during the demolition of the former Staffordshire Police Force Headquarters building at Weeping Cross. This view was taken from the Cannock Road entrance.
The Police ...
Staffordshire Police, Cannock Road, Stafford
This photograph captures the scene during the demolition of the former Training wing of Staffordshire Police Force Headquarters at Weeping Cross, taken from the Cannock Road entrance.
The Police Force ...
Station Hotel, Rudyard
A postcard view of the Station Hotel (formerly the Railway Hotel) in Rudyard.
In the background above the Hotel and looking through the trees there is a glimpse of Rudyard Station on the North Staffordshire ...
Station Road, Barlaston
A postcard view of a quiet scene on Station Road in Barlaston. On the left the large Victorian house amongst the trees is known as ‘The Limes’ which was built in the 1890s. In 1950 the Wedgwood Memorial ...
Station Road, Rugeley
A postcard view looking south along Station Road, Rugeley towards the town centre, taken from the canal bridge. St. Augustine's churchyard is on the left, with the Old Chancel off to the right.
Staton’s Mills, Tutbury
Prior to 1890, J.C. Staton and Company were mining gypsum at Fauld and making plaster at Shobnall, Burton-upon-Trent. Tutbury Mill was converted from a disused cotton mill to a plaster mill in 1890. This ...
Stone Road, Tittensor
A postcard view of cottages on the west side of Stone Road, Tittensor.
This postcard was published by T. G. Adie & Co. of Stone.
Stoney Dale, Oakamoor
Stoney Dale is a valley and road south west of Oakamoor. This view is looking away from the Churnet valley towards Threapwood with Lightoaks Wood to the right
Postcard published by G. Hill and Sons, ...
Stourbridge Road, Enville
A postcard view entitled Stourbridge Road, Enville. This is probably Cote Lane south east of Enville
Stretton Hall
A postcard view of Stretton Hall which was built soon after 1700 by John Congreve of Congreve. In the mid-18th century the estate was sold to the Conolly family, who in turn sold it to the Moncktons of ...
Study of trees, Ingestre
A pen and ink drawing of the trees in the park at Ingestre drawn by Great Haywood born artist, Thomas Peploe Wood (1817-1845).
Ingestre Hall was built by Sir Walter Chetwynd in 1613. By the eighteenth ...
Sunny Side, Mayfield
A postcard view of Sunny Side which was built, probably in the early 1870s, for Joseph Simpson and his wife Agnes soon after he and his brother George leased Mayfield Mill in 1866.
In 1881 Joseph ...
Swan's nest, River Sow, Stafford
A swan’s nest on an island in the River Sow, close to the site of Stafford Mill in Victoria Park. The spirelet of King Edward VII’s Grammar School on Newport Road can be seen in the right background.
Reproduced ...
Swilcar Lawn and the Oak, Needwood Forest
Swilcar Lawn house, with the Swilcar Lawn Oak in the background. This ancient oak tree, one of a number which formerly stood in Needwood Forest, stood close to Swilcar Lawn Farm near Marchington. It was ...
Swilcar Lawn Oak, Needwood Forest
This ancient oak tree, one of a number which formerly stood in Needwood Forest, stood close to Swilcar Lawn Farm near Marchington. It was believed to be over 700 years old when it was uprooted in a ...
Swilcar Lawn Oak, Needwood Forest
'The Swilcar Lawn Oak.' Showing a study of a large tree in a forest. There are men at the foot of the tree bending over a branch which they appear to have sawn off. The oak is in the King's Woods, Needwood ...
Swiss Cottage, Alton Towers
The Swiss Cottage or Harper's Cottage at Alton Towers. Designed by Thomas Fradgley, it was occupied by an old retainer playing a harp for the entertainment of the Earl's visitors. The gardens were created ...
Swiss Cottage, Alton Towers
A postcard view of the Swiss Cottage or Harper's Cottage at Alton Towers. Designed by Thomas Fradgley, it was occupied by an old retainer playing a harp for the entertainment of the Earl's visitors. ...