Annual meeting, Stone Licensed Victuallers Association
Officials and members of the Stone Licensed Victuallers Association are pictured at their annual meeting held in the Unicorn Hotel. If you recognise anyone in the photograph, please contact us.
During ...
Barn at Butt Lane Farm, Ranton
Timber-framed barn and stable at Butt Lane Farm, Ranton, with a cowhouse to the right.
The farmer at Butt Lane Farm at the time of this photograph was Joseph Stonham (1929-2016). He was the son of ...
Renovation of bells, All Saints’ Church, Lapley
Four bells from the tower of All Saints’ Church, Lapley taken down prior to delivery to Messrs. John Taylor and Co., Bellfounders of Loughborough for re-casting and renovation.
Two of the oldest bells, ...
Garden party, Leek
A garden party held to support the Liberal Party hosted by Sir Arthur Nicholson at Highfield Hall, Leek.
The Archers at the Marchington Show
Actors from 'The Archers' radio programme at the Marchington Show. Monte Crick (who played Dan Archer) and Anne Cullen (who played Carol Tregorran) signing photographs with children, adults and the Vicar....
Amington Young Socialists, Tamworth
A Sausage Supper of the Amington Young Socialists, seen here with their Guest of Honour Mrs Barbara Castle (third from the left). Barbara Castle was Member of parliament for Blackburn between 1945 and ...
Robin Hood's Grotto, Loxley Hall, near Uttoxeter
Photograph of a postcard view of Robin Hood's Grotto or Chapel, a folly in the grounds of Loxley Hall. When Loxley Hall was rebuilt in 1797 parts of the original facade were used to build the folly in ...
Revival of Hope Dale Wakes, Alstonefield
Regulars outside the Watts Russell Arms, Hope Dale, celebrating the revival of Hope Dale Wakes in 1963.
Left to right: Alf Petts, Hannah Gilman, Jack Mottram, Josie Austin, George Harrison Snr., Mrs ...
Cresswell Station, Draycott-in-the-Moors
Cresswell Railway Station stood on the Stoke-on-Trent to Uttoxeter branch of the North Staffordshire Railway and opened in 1848. The station closed on 7th November 1966 and was demolished except for the ...
Charabanc outside Wellington Road Garage, Hanley
This photograph shows the Hill family brothers (including the image donor's great-grandfather Sam Hill and grandfather Reg Hill), sons and some of their employees outside the garage on the corner of Wellington ...
Mr and Mrs Palmer, Fairoak, near Eccleshall
John Palmer, joiner, builder and undertaker pictured with his wife Hannah outside his workshop in Langot Lane, Fairoak, near Eccleshall. John Palmer was born in Cheswardine, Shropshire in 1845 and died ...
Ladford Pool Farm, Seighford
Ladford Pool Farm stands north of what is now (2026) Ladfordfields Industrial Estate, Seighford.
At the time of this photograph, Ladford Pool Farm was farmed by John Kent who had taken over from his ...
St. Leonard’s Church, Dunston
The grade II listed St. Leonard's is the parish church of Dunston, near Stafford. It was built in 1876-1878 to designs by W. D. Griffin of Wolverhampton for the Perry family. Described by Pevsner as "a ...
Ellenhall Farm, Ellenhall
Ellenhall Farm stands on Ellenhall Road close to the centre of Ellenhall village. The farm was owned by the Earl of Lichfield’s Estate.
The farm was taken over by Frank Turner in 1942 on the retirement ...
Motor Cycle Mecca, Mill Street, Stafford
Motor Cycle Mecca had previously occupied a shop on Market Street, Stafford between 1945 and its demolition in 1963. The business then moved to this location at 38, Mill Street which until 1937 had been ...
Hextall Farm, Ranton
Hextall Farm, also known as Hextall Old Farm, is situated on Hextall Lane, Ranton and is a late 18th century brick house built around a 17th century timber-framed core. To the south of the farm are a ...
Workers at Charnes Hall, Eccleshall
A group photograph of workers who were removing rendering from the half timbered external walls of the hall. Some of those in this photograph are: R. Furber, G. Smith, F. Parton, A. Simpson, Mr Merricks, ...
Green Farm, Seighford
Green Farm stands next door to Church Farm, close to St. Chad’s Church, Seighford. Built in the late 18th or early 19th century, it is no longer a working farm and the four dormer windows seen here have ...