Canteen, Evode Chemical Works Ltd., Stafford,
The new Evode canteen. From left to right are: Mr J. Digham, Miss E. McCabe, Mr E. Stunt, Mrs P. Thomas, Miss B. Lowness, Miss B. Greegan, Mrs Barker and Miss G. Leggett.
Spic and Span Shoe Polishes ...
Cellar, St. Thomas' Priory Farm, Stafford,
Remains of St. Thomas' Priory cellar, with medieval tiles.
St. Thomas' Priory Farm was built on the site of a medieval priory which was dedicated to St. Thomas Becket. The priory was broken up during ...
Ceramic Display, Wedgwood Museum, Barlaston, (1)
In 1985 the extended museum galleries were opened at the Wedgwood pottery factory by Sir David Wilson, then Director of the British Museum in London.
In addition to the more conventional display cases, ...
Ceramic Display, Wedgwood Museum, Barlaston, (2)
In 1985 the extended museum galleries were opened at the Wedgwood pottery factory by Sir David Wilson, then Director of the British Museum in London.
This is a partial reconstruction of the Wedgwood ...
Col. and Mrs Haszard, Milford Hall
A portrait of Col. Gerald Haszard and Mrs Dyonese Haszard (nee Levett) in the Sitting Room at Milford Hall.
The daughter of William and Maud Byrd Levett of Milford Hall, Dyonese Rosamund Levett was ...
Col. and Mrs Haszard, Milford Hall
A portrait of Col. Gerald Haszard and Mrs Dyonese Haszard (nee Levett) in the library at Milford Hall.
The daughter of William and Maud Byrd Levett of Milford Hall, Dyonese Rosamund Levett was born ...
Conservatory, Drayton Manor, Fazeley
The conservatory, seen in this photograph, was added by the third Sir Robert Peel. Drayton Manor was the home of the Peel family and was built by Sir Robert Peel's father in about 1790. This house was ...
Cottage interior
This oil painting is signed and dated 'Drummond 1879' (Julian Drummond 1824-1906).
height - 495mm
width - 673mm
Crown Hotel, Dining Room, Stone,
The Crown Hotel on Crown Street was damaged by fire in 1778. The new building was designed by Henry Holland in 1780.
The inn was a stop for stage coaches from London, Manchester and Birmingham; there ...
Crown Hotel, Lounge, Stone,
The Crown Hotel on Crown Street was damaged by fire in 1778. The new building was designed by Henry Holland in 1780.
The inn was a stop for stage coaches from London, Manchester and Birmingham; there ...
Dining Room at Blithfield Hall
A view of the Dining Room at Blithfield Hall. It has green and gold Elizabethan panelling, a grapevine cornice and barrel ceiling. Above the fireplace are mounted 36 Coats of Arms of the Bagot family ...
Dining Room, 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 ...
Dining Room, Talbot and Smithfield Hotel, Stafford,
Mr and Mrs Riley, proprietors of the Smithfield and Talbot Hotel, Victoria Square.
Dormitory at the Police Barracks, Stafford,
The original police barracks were at the back of the Guildhall on Market Square. These were demolished in 1867 to make way for the covered market.
The military barracks on Friar's Terrace became vacant ...
Drama Performed by German prisoners of War at Brocton Camp
German Prisoners of War taking part in a theatrical production at Brocton Camp. The play, by a Norwegian author, deals with the impact of the collapse of a business empire in a small town on the Norwegian ...
Drama Performed by Prisoners of War, Brocton Camp,
German Prisoners of War taking part in a theatrical production at Brocton Camp.
During the First World War two military camps were built on the Chase - Brocton Camp, which was located near to Anson's ...
Dramatic Production, Stafford Girls' High School
In 1907 the County Council took over a private girls' school at the Moat House on Newport Road, and moved it to new and larger premises in The Oval. It became Stafford Girls' High School, and there were ...
Drawing Room, Eccleshall Castle
An postcard view showing the Drawing Room at Eccleshall Castle.
The castle was used as the residence of the Bishops of Lichfield. The first reference to this building was in 1200, when Bishop Geoffrey ...