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Shugborough Park
Postcard view of Shorthorn cattle grazing in the parkland near Shugborough Park Farm with Hadrian's Arch on the skyline. The railway cutting and tunnel entrance can be seen within the iron fencing on ...
Shugborough Park - Ash Tree: pen and ink drawing
'Remarkable Fine Ash in Shugborough Park near Great Haywood, Staffordshire.' A view on Haywood Cliffs, showing a large tree in the foreground, with a view of Shugborough (Essex) Bridge and the valley ...
Shugborough Park and Monuments
An extensive view of the Park at Shugborough in the mid-late 18th century. Some of the monuments and follies in this view still remain: the Tower of the Winds, built 1764-5; the Triumphal Arch built ...
Shugborough Park and Monuments,
Shugborough is the ancestral home of the Anson family, who were later created the Earls of Lichfield.
In the late eighteenth century, Thomas Anson, a convert to neo-classicism, commissioned James 'Athenian' ...
Shugborough Park,
View of the Trent and Mersey Canal.
Shugborough Railway Tunnel,
During the 1840s two railways were constructed through the park at Shugborough. To minimise damage to the landscape a large cutting was made to accommodate the line. Fences and trees were used to hide ...
Shugborough Walled Garden
View looking north from the rear first floor of the Gardener's House.
The photograph was taken by Charles Goldsmith, Head gardener at Shugborough between December 1931 and October 1932.
Shugborough Walled Garden
View of the Walled Garden looking south west from the first floor of The Gardener's House. The stock yard buildings can be seen beyond the wall.
The photograph was taken by Charles Goldsmith, Head ...
Shugborough Walled Garden
View of the Walled Garden looking south east from the first floor of the Gardener's House.
The photograph was taken by Charles Goldsmith, Head gardener at Shugborough between December 1931 and October ...
Shugborough Walled Garden
View looking east from the rear of the first floor of the Gardener's House.
The photograph was taken by Charles Goldsmith, Head gardener at Shugborough between December 1931 and October 1932.
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Sideway from Rookery Lane, Stoke-on-Trent
This was the view eastwards from Rookery Lane towards the Staffordshire Collieries and Iron works in Sideway. Alongside are the spoil tips of the coal and iron works. This is now the site of the Bet 365 ...
Silkmore Lane, Stafford
This view shows Silkmore Lane as a country lane rather than the bustling and much wider road of today.
Silkmore Lane, Stafford,
This view shows Silkmore Lane as a country lane rather than the bustling and much wider road of today.
On the right is the lodge house to Silkmore Hall. To the left is farmland belonging to Silkmore ...
Silver Jubilee celebrations, Seisdon
Celebrations for the Silver Jubilee of King George V in 1935. In the background is the Seven Stars Inn. This building was demolished and a new pub was built by Ansell's brewery on the same site during ...
Silverdale
A Charity in Abbey Street – a group of schoolchildren collecting money for Sunday School funds – from a village sunk in the stupour of Sunday morning and old age. A village largely built between 1840 ...
Silverdale County Primary School
Pupils and staff photographed at an unknown location in Silverdale for the school centenary celebration in 1977.
In 1872 a school was opened in the Primitive methodist Sunday school building on Earl ...
Single Men’s Accommodation at RAF Stafford
Pictured is the construction of the new single men’s quarters at RAF Stafford. Previously the station's service personnel were accommodated in Nissen huts on the site. The first of the new barrack blocks ...
Singling mangolds, Home Farm, Keele
Men singling mangolds on Mr T.C. Heath's farm, Home Farm, Keele. The town of Newcastle-under-Lyme can be seen in the distance, including the tower of St. Giles' church.
Home Farm was built in 1833 ...