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Alexander Scrivener
Alerxander Scrivener (1852-1921) was an architect and partner of R. Scrivener & Sons. Their offices and family home stood on Wellesley Street, Shelton, Stoke on Trent. He was a member of the North Staffordshire ...
Alexandra Hotel, Stafford,
The Alexandra Hotel was originally built in the late eighteenth century as a town house and business premises for Thomas Lovett, a wine merchant. It was situated on the corner of Greengate Street and ...
Alexandra Mill, Wardle Street, Tunstall
The Alexandra Mill was a flint and stone mill linked to Johnson Brothers (Hanley) Alexandra Pottery. This is the entrance at the bottom of Wardle Street formerly Meadow Street. Behind the mill were sidings ...
Alfred Edward Carter, Saddler, 42 Market Place, Uttoxeter
Advertisement for Alfred Edward Carter, saddler, harness maker and cab proprietor.
Alfred F. Bird
Lithograph print. A caricature of Alfred Frederick Bird (1849-1922) by 'Spy', with caption 'A Midland Imperialist' . Appeared in 'Vanity Fair' 13th September 1908. He was a Birmingham based businessman, ...
Alfred Lees Gents' Outfitters, Eccleshall,
Alfred Lees' gents outfitters was on the corner of Castle Street and Stone Road (formerly Chebsey Lane).
The building is now the restaurant of the George Hotel.
Alfred Meakins pottery factory, Hollywall Lane, Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent
Alfred Meakins opened their factory off Hollywall Lane in 1957. The site was originally part of the Williamson estate which was sold off in the 1950s of which Meakins purchased 150 acres. Robert Williamson ...
Alfred Meakin's Royal Albert Pottery, Tunstall
Alfred Meakin's Victoria Pottery on the right looking up Bank Street. Meakin's took over an existing pottery in 1873 and expanded the factory in 1885. The site is now housing
Alfred Parker, Chemist, High Street, Uttoxeter
Advertisement for Alfred Parker, manufacturing pharmacist, optician, dentist, and practical photographic chemist, 9 High Street, Uttoxeter.
Alfred Sohier Bolton
Bronze bas-relief plaque of Alfred Sohier Bolton (1827-1901) of Moor Court, Oakamoor, and of the firm Thomas Bolton & Sons, copper manufacturers. He was an original member of Staffordshire County Council ...
All Saints' Church Club Day, Leek
All Saints’ Church Club Day procession with the church banner by the Nicholson Memorial at the eastern end of Derby Street. Standing second from right is the Rev. N. Turner. In the background is the ...
Allerton’s Pottery, Uttoxeter Rd, Longton
Allerton’s Pottery was founded in 1859 and was part of the Cauldon Pottery Group from 1912. The pottery closed in 1942.
Pictured is the Cup Making Shop with Ethel Ibbs at the front of the top photograph ...
Alleyne's Grammar School, Uttoxeter
Inside the new canteen kitchen showing steamers.
Uttoxeter Grammar School was founded in 1558 in the will of Thomas Alleyne, a school teacher. The school was originally a Grammar School for Boys and ...
Alleyway leading to Market Street, Longton
The Heathcote Hotel is visible at the far end of the alley.
Alliance Street, Rear View, Stafford,
Photograph donated by Stafford Historical and Civic Society, who retain copyright ownership.
Allkins chemists, Market Street, Tamworth
Thomas B. Allkins took over an existing chemist's shop at 33 Market Street in 1897 but by 1911 he had become insolvent. he died in 1917 and the shop was acquired by Lands chemists. In 1930 it was Martin's ...
Allsopp & Sons Ltd. train with brewing machinery, Burton-upon-Trent
This photograph marks a very significant event in British brewing history: the main-stream introduction of lager beer brewing. Previously, supplies were imported from Germany or had been produced in smaller ...
Allsopp & Sons, Ltd., Burton-upon-Trent
A general view of Allsopp & Sons, Ltd. brewery from the railway.
Allsopp’s brewery was founded in 1807 when Samuel Allsopp purchased Wilson’s brewery business. In 1859 a new brewery was built on ...