View of the Anchor Public House, Coven
View of the Ironmarket, Newcastle-under-Lyme
A watercolour painting of the Ironmarket produced in about 1800 by James Hulse. The black and white building on the right hand side is that of the Star Inn, a medieval structure which still stands today. ...
View of Whiston Village
To the right of this postcard view is the Sneyd Arms. The landlord at the time was William Rushton.
Views of Burton-on-Trent
Montage of views from Burton-on-Trent and the surrounding area, including St. Paul's Church, the Abbey Inn, High Street, Stapenhill Park, and Lovers Walk.
Views of Harlaston
A colour postcard of four views of Harlaston. Clockwise from top left: the Manor House, St. Matthew's Church, the White Lion public house; the Post Office.
Published by Halcyon Cards of Bushey, ...
Village Green, Lower Leigh
A view of village green at Lower Leigh showing William Emery's smithy to the left and the Police Station to the right. The white building at the far end of the green is the Railway Inn. Amongst the group ...
Village stores and the Traveller's Rest, Flash
Wood and Sons Stores and the Traveller's Rest at Flash Bar on the A53 main road between Leek and Buxton. The caption reads: 'The Village Stores at Flash, where during the great snow blizzard of February ...
Village view, Yarnfield
A colour-tinted postcard view looking west along Yarnfield Lane in Yarnfield village. On the right is the Labour in Vain Inn, then named the Robin Hood. Further along the road, to the left, can be seen ...
Vine Hotel, Stafford,
The Vine Hotel on Salter Street.
Vine Inn, Stone
The Vine Inn at 104, Oulton Road.
The Vine was built in the early nineteenth century and the first licensee was Mrs James Salt in 1812. In 1899 it was acquired by Joule's Brewery. It closed for the ...
Vine Row, Oulton Road, Stone
Vine Row showing the Vine Inn. The Vine Inn was built in the early nineteenth century and the first licensee was Mrs James Salt in 1812. In 1899 it was acquired by Joule's Brewery. The Vine closed in ...
Visit of Edward, Prince of Wales, Stone
View of Granville Square during a visit from the Prince of Wales, later Edward VIII, who was passing through the town on his way from Sandon to the Potteries, via Trentham Park.
The Prince inspected ...
Visit of King Edward VII, Stone,
King Edward VII passed through Stone on his way to Alton Towers. Crowds lined the route to catch a glimpse of him, as seen here on Granville Square.
The whole town was decorated for the occasion and ...
Walsall - 'Ancient Mansion': sepia wash drawing
'Ancient Mansion at Walsall, Staffordshire,' at Caldmore Green. Showing the White Hart, a large building of brick with stone dressings, rounded gables and of several bays, by the roadside. Artist: J. ...
Walsall Town - Ancient House: sepia drawing
'Ancient Houses at Walsall, Staffordshire.' Showing a house with two wings, one being Tudor of half-timber. [Pencil note]: 'The Wool Pack at the end of the Square.' Artist: J. Buckler.
Walsall Town - The George Inn: sepia wash drawing
'The George Inn and Old Houses at Walsall, Staffordshire.' A view of the square known as the Bridge. The large building with three (of four) Ionic columns, originally from Fisherwick Hall, on the left, ...
War Memorial and Shoulder of Mutton, Barton under Needwood
The Shoulder of Mutton is a Grade II listed building dating from the late 18th century but much altered. The timber farmed cottage is also Grade II listed and dates from the late 17th Century. The stone ...
War Memorial tablet, Hot Lane, Cobridge
This memorial tablet is built into the corner of what was previously The Dog and Partridge public house at the southern end of Hot Lane, Cobridge. The inscription reads:
In the memory and honour of the ...