Urban District Council Offices, Cannock
In 1877 Cannock was divided into the three wards of Cannock, Chadsmoor, and Hednesford under a Local Board which had offices in Church Street from 1880. . The Urban District was established under ...
Valley Colliery Offices, Hednesford
The building, since demolished, was situated on the Rugeley Road, Hednesford opposite the park. An access road to the Valley Pit ran along the right of the property where the Museum of Cannock Chase is ...
Walkley Bank, Forton
A postcard view taken on Walkley Bank, looking towards the A519 and crossroads with Shay Lane in the centre of Forton village. All of the buildings in this view remain (May 2023) and in later years the ...
Weeping Cross House, Baswich
Weeping Cross House was built in the mid 19th century by John Twigg. In 1919 the Twigg family sold it to Richard and Gertrude Ward. The house was demolished in the 1950s.
Wesleyan Chapel, Hilderstone,
Photograph of the original.
This is the only known image of the first Wesleyan Chapel at Hilderstone, built in 1822.
The date stone, seen on the gable end, was incorporated into the wall of the ...
Wesleyan Chapel, Hixon
The foundation stone for the Wesleyan Chapel on Bath Lane, Hixon was laid by James Dale, proprietor of Hixon Baths, on 16 August 1842. The first service took place on 15 November 1842.
Wesleyan Chapel, Norton Bridge,
Built in 1859, the Chapel has now been converted into a private residence.
Wesleyan Chapel. Photographed by William Blake.
Church interior taken at the Wesleyan Chapel, Stafford Street, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Stafford Street is now known as the Strand. Blake's shop was situated on this street.
West cloister, Hawkesyard Priory, Armitage, Staffordshire
A view of the west cloister in the Dominican Priory buildings at Hawkesyard, near Armitage. A long-case clock can be seen at far the end, with stone arched doorways leading off.
Photographer: Alfred ...
West front, Lichfield Cathedral
The lower part of the west front, Lichfield Cathedral.
Photographer: Albert Henry Yelland.
West Hill School, High Mount Street, Hednesford
West Hill School building, built in 1888, can be seen to the left with the small bell tower and pointed gables. The two houses on the right of this photograph were originally occupied by the headmaster ...
Westhorpe Home for the Elderly, Stafford,
Westhorpe was built in 1897 on Rowley Park for W.H. Peach, a shoe manufacturer and Mayor of Stafford 1886/7.
In 2002 the house is a home for the elderly and is owned by the County Council. Many alterations ...
Weston Hall,
This seventeenth century hall is located half a mile west of Weston, on the lower slopes of Weston Bank. The porch was added in the Victorian period.
In the early twentieth century the house was sold ...
Weston Manor House,
Originally a farmhouse, Weston Manor dates from the sixteenth century.
In the mid-1800s the building was used as a National School and school teacher's cottage, then a Wesleyan Methodist meeting house ...
Wheelwright's house, Bagot Street, Abbots Bromley
George F. Bradbury Senior bought the wheelwright's business and premises in Abbots Bromley from Mr Robinson in 1864. He and his son George F. Bradbury Junior ran a wheelwrights, joiners and undertakers ...
Whitmore Road Lodge, Trentham
Whitmore Road Lodge or Hargreaves Lodge, and built by Thomas Roberts, the Sutherland Estate's Surveyor and Architect in 1896. The Sutherlands used this lodge if they were travelling to Newcastle or Market ...
Windmill Inn, Werrington
This postcard view shows the Windmill Inn close to Werrington windmill which is thought to have been built around 1730. The landlord at the time of this photograph was Frederick Dale.
The inn began ...
Windygates Hall, near the Roaches
The Hall was erected in 1634 by Thomas Brough and Elizabeth Cotton. Windygates has been occupied and farmed by the Robinson for most of the past 150 years.