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Mayfield Church: water colour painting
'Church of St. John the Baptist, Mayfield.' East south east view from the churchyard, showing chiefly the tower of five stages.Anonymous, [L. J.Wood.]
Mayfield Convent, Sussex
A postcard view of Mayfield Convent in Sussex. Originally built in the 14th century as a residence for the Archbishops of Canterbury, the buildings were converted for use as a Convent of the Holy Child ...
Mayor Making at the Wesleyan Chapel, Victoria Road, Tamworth
Mr F.G. Allton, Councillor, insisted on breaking with tradition and not having a Church of England Service (in St. Editha's), but having his Mayor making in his own Methodist Chapel on Victoria Road. ...
Mayor's Procession, Stafford
View of Gaol Square. In the distance can be seen Foregate Street, on the left, and Gaol Road to the right. The Sidney Fountain can just be seen at the junction.
The mayor in the procession is Alderman ...
'Meerbrook Church - St Matthew's': water colour painting
'St. St Matthew's Meerbrook.' South west view showing the church standing on a hill with a distant landscape as a background. It appears to be 17th century Gothic in style. The low roofed nave has a ...
Meerbrook Methodist Chapel
The Wesleyan Methodist chapel was opened in 1862 and is still in use. Before 1862 the Methodists had met at Roche Grange from about 1798.
Meir Road, Normacot
Photograph taken from 181 Meir Road. Construction on Christ Church has just commenced - note the scaffolding poles. The occasion is possibily the laying of the foundation stone. the banner across the ...
Meir Road, Normacot
Photograph taken from 181 Meir Road. Christ Church is pictured. Note the road surfacing in progress.
Meir Road, Normacot
The Methodist iron chapel can be seen, far right. This chapel was built in 1880. It was known locally as the 'tin chapel'. It later formed part of the Sunday school until 1960, when it was destroyed ...
Members of the Hillside Methodist Chapel, Mow Cop
The chapel, seen here behind the group, was built from ashlar stone in 1852. The building closed as a chapel in 1986 and is now the Chapel Museum.
Memorial Chapel, St. Mary's Church, Uttoxeter
War memorial for the 1914-1918 War in the Memorial Chapel in St. Mary's Church, Uttoxeter. A carved crucifix with boards each side inscribed with the names of the fallen. The steps to pulpit can be seen ...
Memorial Grounds, Burton-on-Trent
View showing St. Modwens Church and Market Place in the background. The War Memorial was built in 1923, and was listed Grade II c1990.
memorial plaque, All Saints' Church, Dilhorne
Wall mounted commemorative plaque to Dilhorne parishioners who gave their lives in World War 1939-1945.
It also tells that the existing five church bells were rehung with an additional bell being funded ...
Memorial Plaque, High Offley Church,
Memorial to a member of the Skrymsher family, dated 1724, in the chancel of St. Mary's Church.
Memorial Service, Frederick Henry Burgess, Stafford
In Loving memory of Frederick Henry Burgess of the Lymes, Stone Road, Eccleshall. Died 12 February 1934, in his 58th year. Interred at Stafford cemetery, Eccleshall Road, February 15th.
Frederick ...
Memorial slab in Blithfield Church - Walter Broughton : pen and ink drawing
Engraved alabaster slab on the floor of the chancel, to Walter, the eldest son of Richard Broughton, Esq., born 24 April 1586, died 3 July following. Portrays Death carrying away the child. Artist: ...
Memorial to Jane Joule, Fradswell Church,
Memorial to Jane Joule, who died at Coton House, Milwich, in 1874. Her husband, John, also died at Coton House on 15 June 1879, aged 73.
Jane is buried in All Saint's churchyard.
Memorial to Sir Thomas Fletcher Boughey, Forton
This memorial to Sir Thomas Fletcher Boughey, Bart. stands in the churchyard of All Saints Church, Forton. The inscription on the base of the memorial is: ‘In loving memory of Sir Thomas Fletcher Boughey, ...