Elford Church - 'The Stanley Monument': engraving
Multiple plate containing:(1) The Stanley Monument, M. Griffith, del., [drawn.](2) 'The 3 Wives of Sir John Stanley, (as supposed) taken from Elford Church windows anno. 1537' [showing ladies drawn in ...
Elford Church - 'The Stanley Monument': sepia wash
'Effigy on the north side of Elford church,' showing of a boy in a long robe holding a ball in his left hand, and with his right hand touching his head. [Called the Stanley Monument.]'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]...
Elford Church - 'The Stanley Monument': water colour drawing
Showing an effigy of a boy in a long robe holding a ball in his left hand, and with his right hand touching his head. [Called the Stanley Monument.]'Moses Griffith, delin.,' [drawn.]
Elford Church - Tomb of Sir John Stanley: pen and ink drawing
Showing the inscription carved on Sir John Stanley's tomb, in Gothic lettering:'Orate pro anima domini Johannis Stanely militis quondam domini de Clyfton Campville, Pype, Elford et Stotfolde, hujus cantuariee ...
Elford Church: sepia drawing
Showing Sir John Stanley's effigy [1474]. Figure dressed in armour with his hands together, as if praying.Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
Ellastone Church - Monument to Sir John Fleetwood: sepia drawing
'Monument in Ellaston Church,' showing a monument to Sir John Fleetwood and his wife (1590). The panel at its foot is set in the east wall above the effigies. The Fleetwood coat-of-arms [per pale nebule ...
Engraving from 'Antiquities of Athens'
Engraving from 'The Antiquities of Athens, Volume 1' by James Stuart and Nicholas Revett. Published in London, 1762 .
The ‘Antiquities of Athens’ was written by James ‘Athenian’ Stuart and his colleague ...
Entrance to Dudley Castle, West Midlands
The entrance to Dudley Castle with the top of the Keep showing above the trees. In the foreground is Castle Street with tram lines.
The first Dudley Castle was built around 1100 but was completely ...
Entrance to the Gardens, Alton Towers
A view of the gardens at Alton Towers, with the Memorial to the 15th Earl of Shrewsbury on the right. The Memorial was erected in about 1830 by his nephew John, the 16th Earl. It is a copy of the Choragic ...
Enville Church - Effigy: sepia drawing
'Effigy on the north side of the Chancel of Enville Church,' showing a priest in a chasuble with a maniple and amice. His head is in a niche, and his feet are on a beast.'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Enville Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Gravestone in the Porch of Enville Church,' showing a quatre-foil cross in a circle [apparantly the same as in SV IV. 179b.]'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Enville Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Grave stone in the Chancel of Enville Church,' showing a quatre-foil cross and a shaft. There is a faint inscription which appears to be that of Roger de Morf.'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Enville Church - Gravestones: sepia drawing
'Gravestones in Enville Church.' One has a cross in the circle and a shaft; the other has only a quatre-foil circle [perhaps the rest had worn away.]'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Enville Church - Monument: sepia drawing
'Monuments on the north side of the Chancel of Enville Church,' showing:(1) The priest (Roger de Bermingham) under a pointed arched recess.(2) The Thomas Grey table-tomb with effigies in alabaster, (1559.)'J. ...
Enville Church - Monumental Stone: engraving
'Monumental Stone at Enville in Staffordshire,' inscribed 'ROGERVS DE. MORF,' measuring 5 feet 6 inches, long; 1 foot 6 inches, top; 1 foot, botton end. The type is that of the floriated cross of the ...
Fairground, Alton Towers
Pictured are the helter-skelter and merry-go-rounds at the Alton Towers Fairground, largely run by Brian Collins. There was also a slide, bumber cars and roundabouts.
The gardens at Alton Towers re-opened ...
Fazeley square, Fazeley, Lichfield
This photograph shows the unveiling of the war memorial in Fazeley Square on Sunday 25th July 1920. The sculptor of the memorial was Mitchell of Aldergate, Tamworth.
Fenton Parish Church
Fenton Parish Church (Christchurch) is in Albert Square. To the left of the photograph is Fenton Town Hall, latterly used as a Magistrate's Court and to the right, the War Memorial.
Christchurch was ...