Yarnfield Isolation Hospital
Matron, patients and staff at Yarnfield Isolation Hospital. A wooden building was originally built on the site as an isolation hospital shortly before 1900. It cared for people suffering from infectious ...
Yarnfield Isolation Hospital, near Stone
A postcard view of some of the buildings at Yarnfield Isolation Hospital.
In 1904, Stone Joint Hospital Board (SJCB) were considering setting up an Isolation Hospital in Moss Lane, Yarnfield. The foundation ...
Yarnfield Isolation Hospital, near Stone
This multi-view postcard of Yarnfield Hospital shows scenes of the Diphtheria Ward in the top view, the Administration block in the centre and the Isolation and Scarlet Fever Ward in the lower image. ...
Yarnfield Isolation Hospital, near Stone
This postcard shows the wooden building originally built as an isolation hospital shortly before 1900. It cared for people suffering from infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, well away from Stone. ...
Yarnfield Junior School
School group at Yarnfield Junior School. Amongst this group, with their teacher Mrs. Dixon are Trevor Dodd, Ted Palmer, Jimmy Goldup, Robin Thorndike, Paul Bristow, Michael Davis, Ingrid Spratley, Selwyn ...
Yarnfield Scout and Cub Pack, Swynnerton
Yarnfield Scouts and Cubs standing in front of the Norman west doorway of St. Mary's Church, Swynnerton.
Back row (left to right): Mr. Dodd (leader), Rev. Frank Booth, unknown, Mr. Tom Tribe (leader), ...
Yarnfield Scouts
Back row (left to right): Trevor Dodd, Ian Ray, John Deag, Ian Wellings, Richard Mould, Martin Shepherd, unknown.
Upper middle row: Paul Baskefield, unknown, unknown, Tim Tribe, Jeremy (Joe) Woolley, ...
Yarnfield village
A view of the junction of Yarnfield Lane and Highlows Lane. On the left is the row of cottages known as Pink Row. The cottages on the right have since been demolished and replaced by dormer-style houses.
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Yarnfield village
The junction of Yarnfield Lane and Highlows Lane. On the left is the row of cottages known as Pink Row. Note the old telephone kiosk which was near the village hall. There also appears to be a finger ...
Yarnfield Village Hall and School
The Village Hall was completed in 1932 and was added to the existing village school building. The village school remained on this site until at least 1958, when the new extension was built on the Springfield ...
Yarnfield Village Shop
On the right can be seen Yarnfield village shop, pictured when it was situated at the Labour in Vain pub. On the left is St. Baranbas’ chapel (now, in 2015, a hair salon).
Yarnfield Village Shop
'VG' Foodmarket and Post Office, the village shop. At the time of this photograph the shop was probably in the hands of Gerald Pointon at that time. This was demolished and replaced by the current shop ...
Yarnfield, Stone
A view of Yarnfield village, with the entrance to High Lows Lane on the left, and the roof of St. Barnabas' Church on the right.
The horse and cart stands outside the Labour-in-Vain public house, although ...
Common Milkwort, or Polygala vulgaris
This perennial plant lives on limestone hillsides and pastures.
It can produce a wonderful display of flowers in white, blue, or purplish pink.
Flowering between May and December, it can grow up ...
Aerial view of the BT Technical Training College.
The General Post Office Engineering Department Central Training School opened in Yarnfield in 1946. It occupied buildings at Howard Hall, Duncan Hall and Beatty Hall, which had all acted as transit camps ...
American Forces Parade, Stafford
American forces from Yarnfield camp on parade in Gaolgate Street, Stafford, marching towards Gaol Square. On the right can be seen the trustees Savings Bank and Melia's food store.
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American Red Cross, Hanley
The American Red Cross in Upper Market Square, Hanley pictured during World War II. In the late 1950s this building was the National Insurance Office, then later Cantor's furniture store. Today (2019) ...