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Bridgwood's Pottery staff, Bridgwood Street, Longton
Bridgwood & Son were established in Lane End around 1795. Sampson Bridgwood took over the Anchor Pottery at the corner of Wharf Street (renamed Bridgwood Street in the 1950s) and Goddard Street in Longton ...
Brigadier JV Campbell addresses troops from Riqueval Bridge, Bellinglise, France
This colourised images shows the 137th (Staffordshire) Brigade (46th North Midland Division) being addressed by Brigadier JV Campbell from the Riqueval Bridge over the St Quentin Canal, having carried ...
Brindley Heath Hospital, Cannock Chase
The twelve main Wards of the Hospital were connected at the rear by a long corridor that allowed patients and staff to access and exit without having to be exposed to inclement weather. The two soldiers ...
Briscoe family at Astage House, Croxton
Elizabeth Briscoe (née Smith) with her daughters Sybil and Daisy at Astage House, Croxton. The Briscoe and Cooke family farmed at Astage House Farm between about 1909 and 1934.
British Alsatian Association, Stafford
The Stafford Branch of British Alsatian Association pictured at a Sunday afternoon training session with their dogs at Stafford Rugby Club. The Branch Secretary at the time was Mr D. Jones.
Reproduced ...
British Friesian Show & Sale, Uttoxeter
Mr & Mrs J.W. Warrington holding the Warringtons cup. They are pictured with a prizewinning friesian, Mr. Hughes and two other un-named gentlemen at W.S. Bagshaw & Sons.
British Friesian Show and Sale, Uttoxeter
On the front row fourth and fifth from the left are Mr and Mrs J.W. Warrington holding the Warringtons cup. They are pictured with officials and judges at the British Friesian Show and Sale, Smithfield ...
British Legion at White Lodge, Hopwas
The British Legion seen here at White Lodge. White Lodge was the home of the Weale family, who had a photography business in Tamworth. Colonel Wolferstan, the president of the Tamworth Branch of the British ...
British Legion Christmas Party, Stone
A group of children pictured outside the British Legion Headquarters in Westbridge Park, later the Stone Division Guide Headquarters.
The adults in this photograph include Mrs Summerfield, Fred Leason ...
British Legion presentation, Ex-Servicemens Club, Anglesey Street, Hednesford
Mr A.P. Latham is presented with a gift on his retirement as President of the British Legion.
From right to left are: Clarry Kelsey, ?, ?, ?, Russ Cowdell (presenting the gift), Major Fowkes, Archie ...
British Reinforced Concrete football team, Stafford
The British Reinforced Concrete football team celebrating its most successful season. During the 1937-1938 season they played 21 matches, with 17 wins, 3 draws and one defeat. They also retained the ...
Brittain's Cottage, Cheddleton
Family group outside Brittain's Cottage, Cheddleton.
Brittain's Foundry Workers, Chesterton
At this time Brittain's Hope Foundry stood in Dragon Square, Chesterton, and had done since 1870, but it has since been demolished.
Brocton Mission Hall Interior,
The Mission Hall opened in 1891. The building was also used as a schoolroom.
In 1951 the hall was dedicated to All Saints.
Brocton Village Bazaar
Members of the Youth Club sample some of their home-brewed ginger beer which they sold at Brocton village bazaar on Saturday 7 December in the afternoon. Pictured are, from left to right: Bert Oakland, ...
Bromley Pool, near Eccleshall
Left to right: Cliff Parton, John Tapley, Pat Trevor, Joan Parton holding the inner tube, unknown.
Brookfield Mill Workers, Stafford,
Mill workers from Brookfield's corn mill, possibly at a trade or agricultural show. Brookfield's produced animal feed.
The mill was situated in Tenterbanks, Stafford, and was demolished in 1957.
Broomfield House, Etruria Vale. Circa 1910
This photograph was donated to The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery by Mr. William Cooper in 1996. He tells us that this is Broomfield House at Etruria Vale. At the time of the photograph it was the house ...