Wheatsheaf Public House, Coton, Milwich,
The Wheatsheaf closed in 2000.
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 ...
White Hart Tearooms, Stockwell Street, Leek
Tearooms have occupied this 17th century building on Stockwell Street for over 100 years. The bay windows have been removed.
White Ladies Priory, Bishops Wood
The remains of White Ladies Priory, viewed from the north-east. The north wall is the best-preserved part of the late 12th century ruins of a small nunnery of Augustinian canonesses, known as 'white ladies'. ...
White Lion Inn, Stafford,
The White Lion Inn was built on the site of the medieval St. John's Hospital and Chapel; the rear structure of the inn included stonework from the old chapel.
The inn was demolished in 1976 to make ...
White Lion Inn, Stafford,
The White Lion Inn was built on the site of the medieval St. John's Hospital and Chapel; the rear structure of the inn included stonework from the old chapel.
The inn was demolished in 1976 to make ...
White Lion Inn, Stafford,
The White Lion Inn was built on the site of the medieval St. John's Hospital and Chapel; the rear structure of the inn included stonework from the old chapel.
Samuel Charles Cutler and Mary White ran ...
White Lion Street, Stafford,
This photograph was taken from Wolverhampton Road.
The building on the right lasted until the 1970s when, along with Camden Place and Timmis' Antique Shop it was demolished to make way for the inner ...
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 ...
Whittington Barracks, near Lichfield
A postcard view of the Clock Tower (on the left) and Officers' Mess building at Whittington Barracks, home of the Staffordshire Regiment. The building housed a joint Officers' Mess for the North and South ...
Wigham's Stores, Hednesford
Wigham's Grocery and Provisions Stores, an image taken from a glass negative.
The shop opened around 1870 as 'The Beehive Corner Stores' and there was a model of a Beehive above the entrance. The ...
William Salt Library, Stafford
A view of 18 and 19 Eastgate Street, Stafford, the home of the William Salt Library between 1918 and 2022. Number 19, a Grade II* listed Georgian town house, is now believed to have a hidden timber core ...
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 ...
Window in Alton Towers. Photographed by William Blake.
Stained glass window in the south west window of the Dining or Banqueting Hall of Alton Towers.
Window in Alton Towers. Photographed by William Blake.
Stained glass in the north-east window of the Dining Room at Alton Towers.
Window in Alton Towers. Photographed by William Blake.
Stained glass window in the north-east window of the Dining Hall.
Window in the Abbey Inn
Lantern slide showing the remains of a large gothic window in the Abbey Inn, Burton upon Trent. Although largely Victorian, this building was converted from the Abbey infirmary, and the north wing dates ...
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.