Broom Street School, Hanley. Circa 1950
A boys PE lesson at Broom Street School. Exercise and play areas were small, the girls and infants being given even less space than the boys.
Broom Street, Hanley
Broom Street runs east off Old Town Road in Hanley. On the corner is Safin House, occupied in 1963 by S Finney & Sons, Wholesale Warehousemen. H & E Smith's tile factory still stands, although no longer ...
Brownhills High School, Stoke-on-Trent
The photograph shows the main buildings and playing fields of Brownhills High School. This site is now the Co-operative Academy of Stoke on Trent, with new school buildings. The School was originally ...
Bucknall County Secondary and Infants School
Bucknall Secondary Modern School was on Malthouse Lane. Formed during the reorganisation of city schools after 1932, it included buildings from the old Bucknall County Infants' School. In this photograph, ...
Building Blake High School, Marston Road, Hednesford
The picture was taken from the Belt Road end of Marston Road, looking towards the front of the school during its construction.
At the front of the building is the old reception area. The taller building ...
Burnwood County Junior School, Tunstall
This photograph was taken from Springbank Road. The school stood at the corner of Springbank Road and Chell Heath Road. The school has been closed and demolished. The site is now housing.
Burnwood Nursery, Infants and Junior School, Chell Heath
Burnwood Nursery, Infants and Junior School was on the corner of Bishop Road and Chell Heath Road. The school has been demolished and replaced by Stoke on Trent North Children's Centre. Burnwood County ...
Burnwood Schools, Chell
The photograph shows Burnwood Secondary, Junior and Nursery Schools. the photograph was taken from Chell heath Road. The houses on the left are on Salkeld Place.
Burslem - St. John's Church: engraving
North west view of the old church across the churchyard. The National School is seen behind. Anonymous. [Drawn and etched by T. P. Mullock.]
Burslem - St. John's Church: sepia drawing
North west view of the old church. The tower is 15th century, the rest is an addition of 1738, a box-like hall with long windows. Behind can be seen the National School. Artist: J. Buckler.
Burslem School of Art, Queen Street, Burslem
Burslem School of Art in Queen Street. The grade II listed building was built between 1900 and 1924 on the site of an old pottery manufactory. Directly opposite is the Wedgwood Institute. Queen Street ...
Burslem School of Art, Queen Street, Burslem
This building was constructed between 1900 and 1924 by W. Grant & Sons Builders. It is a rectangular, two storey building, six rooms rooms wide by two rooms deep. The front shows six large window casements ...
Burslem School of Art, Queen Street, Burslem.
Opened in 1853, Burslem School of Art offered the opportunity for local talented people to study art at a high level.
Art Deco pottery paintress Clarice Cliff attended evening classes here, as did many ...
Burslem Technical College Annexe, Moorland Road, Burslem
Burslem Technical College was constructed between 1878 and 1900 and was originally Stansfield Hospital. It comprises of seven buildings, blocks A to G. This photogragh shows the rear of blocks D and E.
Block ...
Burton-upon-Trent - Grammar School: sepia drawing
Showing the front of the Grammar School, viewed from the church yard. Showing a Tudor house (founded 1520) of three gables. Artist: 'J. Buckler.'
Bus Station and Mining College, Cannock
The original Mining College was founded 1891. The 1920s building which replaced it was enlarged and opened in October 1929 by Viscount Chelmsford. It cost about £25,000 of which £18,000 was a grant from ...
Calton School group
A group of Calton School pupils and their teacher.
Building work began on the village school in 1875, but it was not until 20 June 1881 that the first batch of sixteen children aged between 3 and 7 ...
Camden Place, Stafford
A coloured engraving of Camden Place on Wolverhampton Road. It was built for Richard Ford in the early nineteenth century and designed by George Gilbert Scott. At the time of this print the building ...