View of Newcastle-under-Lyme
A view of Newcastle-under-Lyme's Smithfield Cattle Market taken from the gasometer, also showing the former Sutherland Arms and Blackfriars bakery both demolished early 2000) now an Aldi supermarket. ...
View of Newcastle-under-Lyme
A view of Newcastle-under-Lyme taken from the gasometer showing the ring road and the Grosvenor roundabout, known to some people locally as 'the Bearpit'. To the left can be seen the Barracks and the ...
View of Newcastle-under-Lyme from Clayton fields
A drawing of a panoramic view of Newcastle from Clayton, by J. Buckler. The close relation between the town and the countryside can be seen in this drawing, with livestock being kept on fields in the ...
View of Oakamoor
A photographic postcard view of Oakamoor taken from Star Bank. In the foreground, centre left, can be seen the Cricketer's Arms, which probably dates from the construction of the turnpike road in 1762. ...
View of Pooldam, Newcastle-under-Lyme
A view of Pooldam, Newcastle-under-Lyme, in pencil and wash by Robert William Buss. Dated 1841.
View of Pooldam, Newcastle-Under-Lyme
View of Pooldam and the end of Church Street taken from St. Giles' Tower.
Taken before the road alterations and installation of a roundabout.
The Orme School can be seen in the distance.
View of Rugeley,
general view of Rugeley from St Augustine's Church tower. The Town Hall tower cn be seen in the centre and Cannock Chase in the distance.
View of St Giles' and the High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme from Poolfields
Watercolour view by W. Croasdale across the fields at Pooldam towards the town, looking west.
View of St. Michael's Church, Stone,
View of Stone looking across the River Trent.
The church is St. Michael's, built in 1758 on the site of the twelfth century Priory Church of St. Mary and St. Wulfad.
View of Stafford from Newport Road,
View from Newport Road, possibly from the Grammar School sports field, towards Tenterbanks.
On the right of the photograph can be seen the tower of St. Mary's Church, and to the left is the River ...
View of Stafford from Newport Road,
The area in the foreground, between Izaak Walton Walk and the railway station, was marshy and liable to flooding. In 1903 the Corporation bought the land and raised its level by three feet. The area ...
View of Stafford from the Coton Hill Asylum,
View of Stafford from Coton Hill. St. Chad's (far left) and St. Mary's Churches are to the left of the hill, upon which stand the remains of Stafford Castle.
The building on the right is the County ...
View of Stafford from the Gasworks,
View from the gasometer on Chell Road, looking towards St. Mary's Church and the Market Square.
The tower in the foreground belongs to the Wesleyan Church on Chapel Street. The church was built in ...
View of Stafford from the River Sow
Watercolour painting by John Louis Petit (1801-1868). A view of Stafford roughly from the site of the present Queensway bridge.
In the foreground is the River Sow, with the towers of St. Mary's Church ...
View of Stafford from the top of the Gasometer,
View from the gasworks on Chell Road.
To the left is St. Mary's Church, the parish church of Stafford. Originally the church possessed a spire, but it was blown down in 1593 during a storm, bringing ...
View of Stone from St. Michael's Church tower
This view looking north west shows the area around Mill Street, north east of the High Street before redevelopment. The same view now would show Christchurch Way (which opened on 13 February 1995) and ...
View of Stone from Stonepark,
The church to the left is St. Michael's, built in 1758 on the site of the twelfth century Priory Church of St. Mary and St. Wulfad. In the churchyard can be found the mausoleum of the Earl of St. Vincent, ...
View of Stone from the Gosdhills
A postcard view of Stone, looking east across the railway and the Trent valley from what is now Stone Golf Club. On the right can be seen St. Dominic's Convent, with the spire of St. John's Church behind.
The ...