Rectory Farm, Checkley
Rectory Farm stands on Church Lane and contains a panelled room known as the Monks' Room. It is believed to have been used by monks from Croxden Abbey in the years before Checkley had its own priest.
Rectory Farm, Checkley. Photographed by William Blake.
The Rectory Farm, Checkley, Staffordshire.
Redhouse Farm, Little Onn, Church Eaton
Redhouse Farm is approached from Stables Drive near the Little Onn Bridge over the Shropshire Union Canal, this view is taken from the far side of the house from Little Onn Road.
Redhouse Farm is the ...
Re-erecting barn at Wolseley Bridge
One of several agricultural buildings being re-erected at Wolseley Bridge in 1985. Pictured here is the main barn, facing the road, which is thought to date to the 17th century. It was taken down from ...
Restoration of Shugborough Park Farm
Shugborough Park Farm pictured after the departure of its last tenant. The farm buildings were restored by Staffordshire County Council between 1975 and 1981. The farm opened as an agricultural museum ...
Rodgeley Lodge Farm, Chebsey
Farmhouse at Rodgeley Lodge, near Chebsey, built 1856
Rolleston Park Farm, Tutbury
Rolleston Park Farm, a dairy farm in Tutbury parish, an image from the Rolleston Hall Estate Sale Catalogue, October 1919. Sir Oswald Mosley, 5th Baronet (1873-1928) had inherited the estate in 1915 ...
Rugeley Cattle Market and Sale Yard
The Cattle Market and Sale Yard pictured after it closed, but before the site was cleared for the supermarket and car park which now occupis the site. The area is at the rear of the Shrewsbury Arms on ...
Sandon Home Farm
A view of the farm house, showing the fine ashlar stonework and doric collonades. It was built for Lord Harrowby in 1777, a year after he bought the Sandon Estate. The architect was Samuel Wyatt and ...
Sandon Home Farm
A view of the farm house, showing the fine ashlar stonework and doric collonades. It was built for Lord Harrowby in 1777, a year after he bought the Sandon Estate. The architect was Samuel Wyatt and ...
School visit to Rodbaston Agricultural College
A group of school children are pictured leaving a greenhouse at Rodbaston Agricultural College.
Rodbaston College's origins lie in 1919 when the War Agricultural Committee opened an agricultural training ...
Service buildings, Trentham Hall
The arched entrance off Park Drive leads into a courtyard around which were estate buildings including the agent's house, grain stores, cow sheds, a malthouse and brewery. The laundry was the farthest ...
Shaffalong Lane, Cheddleton
Mrs Frances Bower approaching Shaffalong Farm on Shaffalong Lane, Cheddleton. Mrs Bower was a member of Cheddleton Historical and Archaeological Society. The farm buildings on the left have since been ...
Sheep shearing, near Tamworth
A gang of sheep shearers outside a farmhouse or mill building, somewhere near Tamworth. Men are shearing with hand-cranked shearing machines or hand shears, while boys roll the fleeces. The card is postmarked ...
Shenstone - Farm: sepia drawing
'Shenstone,' showing barns, cattle, and the church tower in the distance.Anonymous, [H. C. Allport].
Shenstone - Farm: sepia drawing
'Shenstone, 25 Feb., 1814,' showing barns, and the church tower in the distance. [Appears to be a closer view of the barn shown in SV IX.9a].Anonymous, [H. C. Allport].
Shire gelding, Cross Plains, Needwood
Shire gelding 'Lincoln John'. Facing left with barn and wall behind. Held by man in cap. Owned by Mr E. Tipper, Cross Plains, Needwood. The site of Cross Plains Farm is now occupied by Tatenhill Airfield.
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Shooting party, Gun Hill
Sir Philip Brocklehurst's party taking a break during a shoot on Gun Gill. Sir Philip, wearing shorts, is bending over. His wife Gwladys is standing far right.