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South-west View of Broughton Hall,
Broughton Hall was built for Sir Thomas Broughton in the mid-sixteenth century, possibly on the site of an earlier building. During the eighteenth century the ornate timber work was covered in plaster, ...
Speedwell Castle, Brewood
Speedwell Castle was paid for by proceeds won from betting on 'Speedwell', a horse owned by the Duke of Bolton. It is thought to have been built in around 1750 by William Rock, and was built in the Gothic ...
Spic and Span Shoe Polishes Ltd., Stafford,
Spic and Span Shoe Polishes Ltd. was established in Glover Street on 3 June 1932. the company was partly owned by Lotus Ltd., the shoe manufacturers.
In 1938 the company, under the directorship of ...
Spoutfield Tilery, Stoke-on-Trent
Coal fired beehive ovens with their chimneys at John Caddick & Sons Spoutfield Tilery at the corner of Brick Kiln Lane and Shelton New Road. Just below the iron bands around the oven can be seen the ...
Spring Lodge, 1 Queen Street, Leek
The house was home to Robert Wright, a silk manufacturer. He lived here with his wife Sarah Maria, his two children, mother-in-law, and two servants in the late 19th century. Mr Wright, who was a Methodist, ...
Spring Vale, Stone,
Thomas Bakewell (1761 - 1835) bought Spring Vale from the Jervis family in 1808. Here he established a successful asylum for the insane. When he died his son Samuel Glover Bakewell carried on his work. ...
Springfield Brewery, Wolverhampton
The main entrance gateway to William Butlers 1873-74 Brewery which had malting’s, cooperage and stabling.
The Inscriptions on both sides of the arch were modified to read 'M & B SPRINGFIELD BREWERY' ...
St Chad's Church, Seighford,
St. Chad's dates from the Norman period, although the west tower was rebuilt in local brick in the seventeenth century after the original tower collapsed. Evidence of Norman architecture can still be ...
St Chad's, Stafford. Photographed by William Blake.
Church interior taken at St Chad's in the town of Stafford.
It is one of the oldest ecclesiatic buildings in Stafford and was originally erected in the Norman period.
After periods spent in disrepair ...
St Dominic's Convent Station Rd, Stone.
A postcard view St Dominic's Convent, on the corner of Station Road and Margaret Street. Published by A.W. Tilley, newsagents and stationers, 7 Radford Street, Stone.
Mother Margaret Hallahan of the ...
St Dominic's Convent, Station Road, Stone
A postcard view St Dominic's Convent, on the corner of Station Road and Margaret Street. Published by A.W. Tilley, newsagents and stationers, 7 Radford Street, Stone. In the foreground is a boy with ...
St Gregory's Church, Longton.
The demolition of St Gregory's Roman Catholic Church in Longton in 1968. The photograph shows the remains of the large rose window at the west end of the church which stood on Heathcote Road, opposite ...
St James' Church, Longton
St James The Less Church in Longton photographed from the churchyard entrance on Normacot Road. Funded by the Church Building Act of 1818, this church was built in 1833-34, costing around £10,000, to ...
St Joseph & St. Ethelreds's Roman Catholic Church, Rugeley
St. Joseph's and St. Ethelreda's Roman Catholic Church on Lichfield Street, Rugeley was built in 1849-50 and designed by Charles Hansom. The spire was not added to the church tower until 1868.
The ...
St Joseph & St. Ethelreds's Roman Catholic Church, Rugeley
St. Joseph's and St. Ethelreda's Roman Catholic Church was built in 1849-50 and designed by Charles Hansom.
This postcard view was printed in England by Raphael Tuck and Sons Ltd. London.
St Lawrence's church, Rushton Spencer
A view of the interior showing the West Gallery of 1719. The timber-framed interior of this church, including the timbers supporting the gallery, dates from the 14th century.
St Lawrence's church, Rushton Spencer
A view of the interior taken from under the West Gallery. The timber-framed interior of this church dates from the 14th century. To the left can be seen the late 17th century pulpit.
St Leonard's Church, Marston
St Leonard's Church, Marston, view from the west.
Built in 1794 by William Dudley. The nave masonry is possibly re-used or given new features.