Stafford's Mayoralty and Civic Regalia,
The insignia of Stafford includes four maces, the Great Mace, the Collingwood Mace, two ancient Silver Maces, a Mayor's chain and badge and a Mayoress' chain.
The Great Mace was commissioned by Matthew ...
Staffordshire Agricultural Show, Rowley Park, Stafford
Visitors and stalls at the Staffordshire County Show in 1950, held at Rowley Park, Stafford.
Staffordshire Agricultural Society's annual County Show was originally held at various sites around the ...
Staffordshire County Council annual meeting, Stafford
Pictured in the County Buildings Council Chamber in Stafford, are County Administrators. Alderman Lewis Davies, had been elected Chairman for a fourth year, and presided at the annual meeting of the Staffordshire ...
Staffordshire County Council election, Stafford
Pictured on the steps of the Shire Hall are newly elected County Councillors following local elections in April 1952. On the left Alderman J.F. Amery (Conservative) is shaking hands with Mr J.H. Southall, ...
Staffordshire County Hockey Team, Stafford,
Staffordshire Driving Licence
A Driving Licence from 1923 belonging to george Sampson Smith of Spiceal Street, Uttoxeter. It was issued by Staffordshire County Council at a time before driving tests were implemented and had to be ...
Staffordshire Farmers striking at Birkenhead Docks
Members of the National Farmers Union Leek and Rushton branch picketing at Birkenhead Docks in 1974. Four coachloads of North Staffordshire livestock farmers travelled to Birkenhead to protest against ...
Staffordshire Federation of Women’s Institutes, Borough Hall, Stafford
Pictured before the start of the day’s business are delegates from 149 Institutes, who attended the Spring conference of the Staffordshire County Federation of Women’s Institutes, held at the Borough ...
Staffordshire Federation of Women's Institutes, Borough Hall, Stafford
Delegates from all over the County are pictured at the Spring Council meeting of the Staffordshire Federation of Women’s Institutes, held at the Borough Hall in Stafford on Tuesday 5 April.
Among some ...
Staffordshire Gentlemen v. Staffordshire Police, Milford,
Staffordshire Gentlemen verses Staffordshire County Police, played at Milford Hall Cricket Club, June 1939. The match was drawn after County Police scored 259 for 6 declared (J. Whitfield 142 not out) ...
Staffordshire Parish Councils Association Conference, Stafford
Officials and visitors are pictured at the “Brains Trust” on Parish Council problems held by the Staffordshire Parish Councils Association. Seated left to right: Mr J Snelson, Mr G H Edwards, Mr G C Lowe, ...
Staffordshire Regiment Band, Stone
The band of the Staffordshire Regiment playing on Market Square.
Staffordshire Society at the English Electric Co., Stafford
This picture of a visit by the Staffordshire Society was taken in the Turbine Generator Division, in an area often known as ‘68 Bay’ which was located on the former Lichfield Road Site in Stafford, near ...
Staffordshire Weights & Measures Department testing a weighbridge
Staffordshire County Council Weights and Measures Department checking a 40 tonne weighbridge. Probably on coal board property in north Staffordshire.
A weighbridge is a big scale set into the ground ...
'Staffordshire's Harry Lauder' and Group, Hixon,
Wilmot Martin was a farmer who was born near Bridgeford in 1874. He finally settled in Hixon. He was known locally as 'Staffordshire's Harry Lauder' due to his charity fund raising concerts, where he ...
Staffordshire's Harry Lauder Concert Party, Stowe,
Wilmot Martin was a farmer who was born near Bridgeford in 1874. He finally settled in Hixon. He was known locally as 'Staffordshire's Harry Lauder' due to his charity fund raising concerts, where he ...
Stallington Cricket Club, Stallington
The Club's ground was situated off Stallington Lane on farmland owned by Mr Harry Averill, the Club President, who is standing second from the left holding a cigarette. Unfortunately Mr Averill died ...
Standon Football Team
Team photograph of Standon Football Club, taken in a field near Standon Church.