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Tittensor Chase Lodge,

Tixall - Gothic Window and Heraldic Antiquities: water colour painting

Showing the remains of a Gothic Window at Tixall. On the same plate is the view of the Tudor stone doorway, with pilaster-sided tablets of Sir Edward Aston's and the Royal coat of Arms [times of James ...

Tixall gatehouse

The Aston family from Haywood acquired the Tixall estate through marriage; the hall was rebuilt in 1555. In 1580 Sir Walter Aston added the gate-house. Six years later Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned ...

Tixall Gate-house,

The Aston family from Haywood acquired the Tixall estate through marriage; the hall was rebuilt in 1555. In 1580 Sir Walter Aston added the gate-house. Six years later Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned ...

Tixall Gate-house,

The Aston family from Haywood acquired the Tixall estate through marriage; the hall was rebuilt in 1555. In 1580 Sir Walter Aston added the gate-house. Six years later Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned ...

Tixall Hall - Gothic Window and Heraldic Antiquities: engraving

'Remains of a beautiful gothic Window at Tixall.' On the same plate is the view of the Tudor stone doorway, with pilaster-sided tablets of Sir Edward Aston's and the Royal coat of Arms [times of James ...

Tixall Hall and Gatehouse

The Aston family from Haywood acquired the Tixall estate through marriage; the hall was rebuilt in 1555. In 1580 Sir Walter Aston added the gate-house. Six years later Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned ...

Tixall Hall and Gate-house,

The Aston family from Haywood acquired the Tixall estate through marriage; the hall was rebuilt in 1555. In 1580 Sir Walter Aston added the gate-house. Six years later Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned ...

Tixall Hall and Gate-house,

The Aston family from Haywood acquired the Tixall estate through marriage; the hall was rebuilt in 1555. In 1580 Sir Walter Aston added the gate-house. Six years later Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned ...

Tixall Hall: water colour painting

Showing the ruins of the Hall from within. Three stone windows, three doorways, and fragments of architecture are shown. The ruins are partially covered by ivy. Anonymous, [S. Shaw].

Toft Hall, Heaton, Rushton Spencer

Toft Hall was once the home of the High Sheriff of Staffordshire and was originally built in approximately 1590. After standing derelict for a while Toft Hall is now (2013) holiday accommodation.

Tollgate Cottage, Park Road, Silverdale

Building photographed by a member of the Silverdale Community Play Association.

Top of Market Street, Hednesford

Save for the style of lighting and the road markings, this postcard view was little changed from that of fifty years earlier. Eskrett Street is midway on the left with the Progressive Working Men's Club ...

Tower of the Winds, Shugborough Park

The upper floor of the Tower of the Winds. This floor was converted by Samuel Wyatt in 1803 and introduced the saucer dome supported on a circular cornice. This room was reputedly used by the 1st Earl ...

Tower of the Winds, Shugborough Park

The ground floor of the Tower of the Winds. This floor was converted by Samuel Wyatt as part of an ornamental dairy in about 1803. It has slate work surfaces, alabaster-lined walls and stained glass ...

Town Hall and Municipal Buildings, Burton-upon-Trent

Initially commissioned by Michael Thomas Bass, the brewer, as St. Paul’s Institute and The Liberal Club and designed by Reginald Churchill, it was completed by 1878. His son Michael Arthur Bass donated ...

Town Hall and Public Buildings, Rugeley

An early postcard view of the 'New' Town Hall, Rugeley of which only the clock tower now remains. This postcard has space for a message to the right of the picture as well as on the left half of the ...

Townswomen's Guild, Stafford

This picture shows the Vice-Chairman of the Stafford Central Townswomen’s Guild, Mrs C D Lingwood (left), as she chats with members of a panel who discussed the subject “Theatre versus Cinema”, at the ...