Cobridge Station and Moorcroft's Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent
A photograph looking northwards along Sandbach Road in Cobridge taken from the junction with Leek New Road. Moorcoft's pottery factory is in the centre, the home of the company since 1913.
On the ...
Cobridge Tunnel, Potteries Loop Line, Stoke-on-Trent
The south end of the tunnel on the Potteries Loop Line between Waterloo Road and Cobridge stations. The photograph was taken looking north from the short tunnel at Astbury Street (formerly Copeland Street) ...
Colwich Station
Colwich Station was built in 1847 to designs by John Livock and was the most southerly station on the North Staffordshire Railway. It was jointly owned and managed by the N.S.R. and London and North ...
Common Chickweed, or Stellaria media
Flowering all year long, this weed pops up at the road-side, in your garden, and all over wastelands.
This one was found growing at Hawkesyard, near Armitage in Staffordshire, by local naturalist Henry ...
Conduit Colliery, No. 3 Colliery, Norton Canes
View of colliery buildings, with three head frames or head gears and three chimneys in the background. Railway lines with coal tubs in the foreground.
Conduit Colliery Company had several collieries ...
Congleton Road, Biddulph
This road has been the town's main road since it was built in 1819-20. Before this time the main route from Biddulph to Congleton was via Smithy Lane, but by 1800 this was considered unsatisfactory. Road ...
Coppice Mill, Stone,
At one time there were ten mills in the Moddershall Valley which provided material for the pottery industry. This is Coppice Mill on Longton Road, also known as Shardlow's Mill.
In the eighteenth ...
Corner of Garden Street and West Street, Leek
The shop in the picture is probably a fish and chip shop - there are two signs advertising Midland Vinegar above the door. Today (late 2013) it is Take-a-Break.
Coronation arch, Broad Street, Leek
Arch-way built to celebrate the coronation of George V. The Co-op warehouse is on the left through the arch.
Coronation arch, Mill Street, Leek
One of several man-made arches erected in the town to celebrate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Coronation street scene, St. Edward Street, Leek
View along the street bedecked with union jacks, flags of the British Commonwealth countries and a special 'God Save the King and Queen' banner.
Corporation Street, Stafford,
This view of Corporation Street, near Crooked Bridge Road, was taken prior to the widening of the road and the building of houses on the left, where allotments cover the ground. These houses were later ...
Cottage on Oldacre Lane, Brocton,
Oldacre Lane led to Oldacre Hall and the Chase.
The cottage on the left, which was Miss Halden's Dame School, has since been demolished.
Cresswell Station. Photographed by William Blake.
View of Cresswell Station, Cresswell Lane, Staffordshire.
Cross Street Brewery, Burton-on-Trent
The brewery was also known as 'James Eadie's', after the firm's founder.
Crossroads, Meir Heath,
To the right is the Windmill Inn.
Crown Hotel and Market Hall, Market Place, Cannock
The Market Hall stands to the left adjacent to the Hotel. The Crown Hotel was demolished in 1962.
Crown Maltings, Burton-on-Trent
The Crown Maltings as viewed from the Midland Railway. The owners of the brewery were L & G. Meakin.