Wedding of Dorothy Brown and Val Clark, Stone
Photograph taken at the marriage of Val Clark and Dorothy Brown. The wedding took place at St. Michael's Church, and the reception was at the Swan Inn. This photograph may have been taken in the grounds ...
Wedding of Edith Swinson to James Sargeant, Bramshall
The Wedding of Edith Swinson to James Sargeant, at St. Laurence's Church, Bramshall. Standing on the second row, far right (and clean shaven) is Ben Shaw. He was later Uttoxeter Carnival King in the ...
Wedding of George and Annie Royles, Eccleshall
George Royles (1881-1961) and Charlotte Anne ‘Dolly’ Holderness (1879-1954) pictured on their wedding day. George was a coach painter by trade. They were married in Eccleshall Parish on 5 November 1910 ...
Wedding of George Greatorex and Lorna Taylor, Seighford
Wedding of George Henry Greatorex (1904-1963) and Lorna Lillian Taylor at St. Chad's Church, Seighford. The couple are pictured by the wedding car, she is holding a bouquet of flowers.
George was ...
Wedding of John Davies and Harriet Shelley, Colwich
Wedding photograph of John Davies and Harriet Annie Shelley. The wedding took place during the Second World War and the groom is wearing his naval uniform. John (Jack) Davies was a gunner on Defensively ...
Wedding of Reginald Brassington and Kathleen Williams, Stone
This hand coloured photograph was taken at the wedding of Reginald Brassington and Kathleen Williams, they are pictured outside the doorway of Christ Church, Stone. On the right there is a glimpse of ...
Wedding, Tettenhall Wood House, Tettenhall
The wedding of the Colonel of the Dutch Army Camp at Wrottesley pictured outside Tettenhall Wood House. Officer H.S. Hommers standing 12th from left.
Tettenhall Wood House was demolished in 1969 and ...
Weeping Cross House, Baswich
Weeping Cross House was built in the mid 19th century by John Twigg. In 1919 the Twigg family sold it to Richard and Gertrude Ward. The house was demolished in the 1950s.
Weeping Window Sculpture, Middleport Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent
Visitors are pictured looking and photographing the Weeping Window Sculpture with its handmade ceramic poppy cascade after being recreated on the side of a bottle kiln at Middleport Pottery.
It was ...
Wendon Lodge, Beaudesert
Wendon Lodge was one of the entrance lodges to the Beaudesert estate, situated close to the junction of Rugeley Road and Startley Lane. It has since been altered and extended and is now (2024) a private ...
West Cannock Collieries, No.1 Pit, First Aid Team
The only named members of the winning team are third from the right: Samuel Davies and second from right : Jeavon Burton. The caption underneath the picture reads: "West Cannock Collieries, No.1 Pit. ...
West Cannock Colliery Rescue Team, Hednesford
Pictured are Miners in the West Cannock Colliery Team, who won the Cannock Chase Coal-Owners Association Mines Rescue Challenge Cup in 1934.
Back row left to right: E Archer (Capt.), E Rutter, P Stanley ...
West Cannock Colliery Rescue Team, Hednesford
The miners were winners of Cannock Chase Coal Owners Challenge Cup 1943.
West Cannock Colliery Company had 5 sites:
No.1 plant (pit) was sunk in 1869 and closed in 1958 it had a downcast shaft and ...
West Hill School, Football Team, Hednesford
Football team members pictured with staff and wining trophies.
West Hill, Hednesford
Now officially named Green Heath Road this early postcard shows West Hill with the Board Schools for boys and girls on the right, now West Hill Primary School. There is open land on the street before ...
West Hill, Hednesford
A colour-tinted postcard with a decorative frame, published by Valentines in their 'Crystoleum' series. Looking from West Hill (Green Heath Road) over the 'railway' bridge towards Market Street.
The ...
West Hill, Hednesford
This street is officially now named Green Heath Road but is still referred to locally as West Hill. The building with the steeple on the right is West Hill Primary School. This and some of the houses ...
Weston Garage
Weston Garage with the owner Jack Austin on the left, wearing a cap. The garage was demolished around 1930 when the railway bridge was built.