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Abbots Bromley Horn Dance, Admaston
The Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers performing in Admaston village.
The horn dance is an annual event which takes place on the first Monday after the first Sunday after 4th September. The tradition is ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancer puppet
This jig puppet of an Abbots Bromley Horn Dancer was made by Ted Beresford in 1990. Tapping the base board makes the figure dance.
Until 1993 it featured in the Hayward Puppet Museum and Theatre in ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers
Two of the characters from the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance, the Hobby Horse and the cross-bow bearer.
The dance procession usually starts at 8.30 am on the vicarage lawn and between 8.30-9am the dancers ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers
Three horn dancers stand with a melodeon player in front of St. Nicholas' Church doorway, Abbots Bromley.
The horn dance is an annual event which takes place on the first Monday after the first Sunday ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers at Blithfield Hall
The horn dance is an annual event which takes place on the first Monday after the first Sunday after the 4th of September. The tradition is believed to date back to 1226 when it was part of a three day ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers at Blithfield Hall
The horn dance is an annual event which takes place on the first Monday after the first Sunday after the 4th of September . The tradition is believed to date back to 1226 when it was part of a three day ...
Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers, Blithfield Hall
The Abbots Bromley horn dancers pictured outside Blithfield Hall. The horn dance is an annual event which takes place on the first Monday after the first Sunday after the 4th of September. The tradition ...
Abbots Bromley Silver Jubilee Fete
Abbots Bromley Fete was one of several special carnivals in the area to celebrate Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee. This picture shows a fancy dress contest and includes Britannia, Little Devils and Dracula. ...
Abbots Bromley Womens' Institute Fair
The Institute ladies probably raised quite a lot of money on this occasion judging by the array of mouthwatering home-made cakes and produce in this picture!
Abbot's Bromley: The Horn Dancers. Photographed by William Blake.
Photograph of a book illustration containing a village scene and a group of horn dancers.
Horn dancing is an annual tradition, which is believed to have originated in 1226 at the Barthelmy Fair at ...
Accident at Hanging Bridge, Mayfield
Members of the public looking at the aftermath of an accident where a lorry carrying boxes of lard had crashed through the parapet of Hanging Bridge over the River Dove at Mayfield.
At around 4.00pm ...
Accident at Hanging Bridge, Mayfield
Members of the public looking at the aftermath of an accident where a lorry had crashed through the parapet by Hanging Bridge at Mayfield. This was one of many accidents involving heavy vehicles unable ...
Accident at Radford Bridge, Baswich
On the evening of 18 October 1923 a Scammell lorry belonging to McNamara & Co. Ltd., Royal Mail and general road transport contractors, crashed through the parapet of Radford Bridge into the River Penk ...
Accident at the Mill, Great Haywood
This postcard view shows the fire brigade and local people draining the mill pond by using steam powered fire engines to lower the level of the water. In the foreground men are working Shugborough Hall's ...
Accident at the Mill, Great Haywood
In March 1905 Mrs Challenor, the wife of the Town Clerk of Hanley, and her niece, were being driven across the bridge at Great Haywood Mill when their car plunged into the mill pond. The chauffeur and ...
Adams Butter's First Show Trailer, Ball Haye Hall
Fred Adams Snr. bought a small diary farm on Buxton Road in 1870, and his son Fred began making butter there in 1922. The business was ground-breaking, being the first in the country to produce pre-packed ...
Address to the Earl and Countess of Bradford
Address from the tenants of the Walsall estate to the Earl and Countess of Bradford on their golden wedding anniversary, 1894
Address to the Workmen in the Parishes of Burslem and Wolstanton - Document from the Enoch Wood Scrapbook
The Truck System
This was a system whereby the workers were forced to accept goods in lieu of payment.
They would be payed in tokens, which could only be spent at the company store or 'Tommy Shop.'
The ...