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George Smith, Hangman,
George Smith was a hangman from Dudley. He is seen here in his working outfit of a white smock and top hat.
Smith hanged William Palmer, the 'Rugeley Poisoner', in 1856.
George Taylor, Foreman on the Military Railway, Cannock Chse
George Taylor was foreman of the gang who laid the military railway track from Hednesford to Rugeley Camp. He was apparently a tough character and was in charge of the Irish workers who had to complete ...
George Tollet
George Tollet (1767-1855) of Betley Hall. Born George Embury, he was a descendant through a female line of the first George Tollet, purchaser of Betley Hall. Under a settlement, he changed his surname, ...
George Tollet
George Tollet (1767-1855) of Betley Hall. Born George Embury, he was a descendant through a female line of the first George Tollet, purchaser of Betley Hall. Under a settlement, he changed his surname, ...
George VI Coronation, St. Dominic's School, Stone
Infants at St. Dominic's School, Stone after receiving their Coronation Mugs. Part of the town's celebrations for the Coronation of King George VI.
A photograph by Philip Dutton of High Street, Stone, ...
George V's Silver Jubilee Celebrations, Stone
Children in patriotic fancy dress at Common Plot. Most of them lived on York Street.
The children pictured left to right are: Doreen Spencer (née Gunn); Ivy Isabelle Wood; Connie Schofield; Joyce ...
George Washington portrait bust
Black basalt portrait bust, height 220mm. George Washington (1732-1799) was the first President of the United States. He was commander-in-chief of the American army and a hero of the people during the ...
Georgi Malenkov at the Crown Hotel, Stone
"Mr Georgi Malenkov, former Russian premier and now (1956) Minister of Power Stations, made a secret visit Stone on Wednesday. Shortly before 1.00pm a convoy of black super Zis limousines sandwiched between ...
Georgy Malenkov at English Electric, Stafford
Sir George Nelson, Chairman of the English Electric Co. with Georgy Malenkov, Minister of Power Stations, during a visit to English Electric's Stafford factory in March 1956. Between them are John Sully, ...
Gerald McCann and car, Rhyl, North Wales
Uttoxeter phtograpgher Gerald McCann standing by his Rover Eight car. It is parked on the roadside near St. Mary's Convent at Rhyl. Taken during a rainy day out at the seaside with his father, Alfred.
Photographer: ...
Gerald McCann and his car, Brighton
Uttoxeter photographer Gerald McCann standing next to his Rover Eight parked on the pavement at the sea front in Brighton, West Sussex. This image was taken during a trip with his father, Alfred, who ...
Gerald McCann and his motorcycle, Tean
Gerald McCann at Heath House bank, Tean, astride his 4 h.p. Triumph combination motorcycle. He was a photographer based at High Street, Uttoxeter.
German Gypsies at Dove Bridge, Uttoxeter
A group of travelling German Gypsies at their camp at Dove Bridge, on the Staffordshire-Derbyshire border, near Uttoxeter.
They are probably part of a group of Gypsies who were travelling south across ...
Gertrude Wilcox and children, Patshull
Midge Wilcox pictured standing was born in 1911 and Freda Wilcox pictured sitting on her mother's knee, was born in 1913. Both children were born at Mere Oak cottage and lived much of their childhood ...
Gibson's Boys, Stoke-on-Trent
Photograph of a group of men from Stoke-on-Trent. Sitting behind the sign is Jack Underhill who was working with Stoke-on-Trent Fire Brigade at Longton Fire Station at the time.
Gighall Bridge, Dane Valley
Woodland scene with a view of Gighall Bridge, Dane Valley. The River Dane marks the border between Staffordshire and Cheshire.
Photographer: William Blake of Longton.
Gil Blake, Stoke Speedway Rider
Gil Blake and his motorbike photographed at the Sun Street Stadium, Shelton Stoke on Trent . Stoke Speedway riders wore the waistcoats with the original five-star pattern.
Stoke Speedway was founded ...
Gilbert Jordan
Lithograph print. A caricature of Gilbert Jordan, track athlete, with caption 'O.U.A.C.' (Oxford University Athletics Club) . Appeared in 'Vanity Fair' 1st April 1897. He was a specialist at the quarter-mile. ...