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Pillaton Hall - Interior of Chapel: sepia drawing
'Interior View of the Chapel at Pillaton Hall, Staffordshire,' showing the view at the top of the staircase (the rails are of elongated Jacobean baluster form), showing the top of the east window.'J. ...
Pillaton Hall, near Penkridge
An exterior view of Pillaton Hall with the chapel seen on the right hand side of the building.
Pillaton Hall was rebuilt in brick by the Littleton family in the late 15th century on the moated site ...
Pillaton Old Hall, near Penkridge
This postcard view shows the Grade II listed Pillaton Old Hall which was rebuilt in brick by the Littleton family in the late 15th century, on the moated site of an earlier hall. Only the gatehouse range ...
Pillaton Old Hall, Penkridge
This postcard view shows the Grade II listed Pillaton Old Hall which was rebuilt in brick by the Littleton family in the late 15th century, on the moated site of an earlier hall. Only the gatehouse range ...
Pillaton Old Hall, Penkridge
This postcard view shows the Grade II listed Pillaton Old Hall which was rebuilt in brick by the Littleton family in the late 15th century, on the moated site of an earlier hall. Only the gatehouse range ...
Pipe laying near Normacot Church
The school and church can be seen. The pipes being laid are possibly sewer pipes.
The Holy Evangelists Church was built on the south side of Upper Belgrave Road as a chapel of ease for Blurton Church ...
Pipe laying near Normacot Church
The school and church can be seen. The pipes being laid are possibly sewer pipes.
The Holy Evangelists Church was built on the south side of Upper Belgrave Road as a chapel of ease for Blurton Church ...
Pipe Ridware Church and Manor House: engraving
'Pipe Ridware Church and Manor House.' North east view showing the half-timber house with three storeys and four gables. There are stables on the left, and the church is on the right, which has one ...
Pipe Ridware Church and Manor House: water colour painting
'Pipe Ridware.' North east view showing the half-timber house with three storeys and four gables. There are stables on the left, and the church is on the right, which has one narrow slit for a window ...
Pipe Ridware Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Pipe Ridware Church, Staffordshire,' showing the chancel, which has been rebuilt and has no windows on the south, but a three light window on the east. Also showing the south porch.'J. ...
Pipe Ridware Church: sepia painting
'A South East Prospect of Pipe Ridware Church in Staffordshire,' showing the nave and chancel with a small bell turret at the west end. The nave has one two-light flat-headed window, and another higher ...
Play in St. Chad’s Church, Stafford
A dramatic scene from Stafford Theatre Guild’s production of Christopher Fry’s ”A Sleep of Prisoners”, presented in St. Chad’s Church. Left to right: Edwin Price, Denis Dunsford, Derek Knight and Francis ...
Pointon's house and farm, Primitive Street, Mow Cop
Pointon's house was the first place used by the Primitive Methodists in Mow Cop. Preachers used to come to the house fortnightly to take services, but they sometimes failed to arrive. This happened on ...
Pool View, Madeley
Looking north along Poolside, Madeley. The Primitive Methodist Chapel can be seen just beyond the second white-painted house on the right.
A postcard postmarked 19 August 1934 at Crewe.
Poolside, Madeley
A postcard view across Madeley Pool looking towards the houses on Poolside. On the right hand side is the Primitive Methodist Chapel.
Poolside, Madeley
A view across Madeley Pool looking towards the houses on Poolside. In the middle can be seen the Primitive Methodist Chapel.
Postcard published by William Shaw of Burslem postmarked 5 December 1925....
Poppy Cascade, St. Mary’s Church Stafford
During the centenary year of the end of the First World War, a poppy cascade was draped over the west front of St. Mary’s Church in Stafford. This cascade was created by six local schools to remember ...
Porch at St Mary's Church, Wheaton Aston
The south-west porch of Grade II listed St Mary's Church, Wheaton Aston. The church was designed by Bidlake and Lovatt and dates from 1857, although the chancel by Charles Lynam is later (1893).