Church Lane, Codsall
A view of Main Strett, Codsall from the south-west. The horse chestnut tree was planted outside the main gate of St. Nicholas' Church, Codsall in 1868. However, it had to be felled in 1991 because it ...
Church Lane, Hanford
The view east along Church Lane from just beyond the Church with Diarmid Road off to the right. Many of the buildings have changed although the house on the corner extreme right is still the same. The ...
Church Lane, Ipstones. Photographed by William Blake.
Village scene taken at Church Lane, Ipstones, Staffordshire. The Ipstones Branch shop of the Leek and Moorlands Co-operative Society is on the left.
Church Lane, Oulton, Stone
The two-storey building with a chimney in the end gable was a shoe factory built in 1864, probably owned by Thomas Bostock & Co.
Church Mayfield and Mayfield Mill
This postcard view looks north-east from near to Sides Lane towards Mayfield. The River Dove is in the foreground amongst the trees. Church Mayfield is on the left, where the tower of St. John the Baptist ...
Church Road, Codsall
There is a small grocers shop on the right hand side of the photograph. This shop was run in the 1950s by a Mrs Fenn. It wasn't just a sweet shop - she did sell sweets, but mostly she sold ordinary household ...
Church Schools, Swynnerton
The former Roman Catholic School building on the main road through Swynnerton, just north of St. Mary's church. It was built in 1856.
Church Street from the Church tower, Clifton Campville
Looking northwards along Church Street from the tower of St. Andrew’s church, Clifton Campville. Church Farm is to the left and the coach house of the Rectory can be seen to the right.
Church Street, Alstonefield
Huge snow drifts on Church Street, Alstonefield during the exceptionally harsh winter of 1947. The village was all but cut off from the outside world for 8 weeks in February and March.
Church Street, Audley
A view looking north towards St. james' Church
Church Street, Audley
This row of shops on Church Street was known as Audley House. On the right is Thomas and Mary Hilditch's drapers shop, the smaller shop next door is William Henry Emery's shoe repair shop. The buildings ...
Church Street, Audley
The church visible at the end of the street is that of St. James. The church was largely built in the 14th century though it was restored by Scott in the mid 19th century. It contains many monuments including ...
Church Street, Audley
Numbers 8-12 Church Street, the unusual Gothic style three-storey cottages and shops on the left, were designed by William White and built in 1855. The building nearest the camera to the left was the ...
Church Street, Clifton Campville
Looking north along Church Street towards Main Road, Clifton Campville.
Church Street, Codsall
As seen, Church Street was once cobbled, it has since been tarmaced.
The girl in the photograph is unknown.
Church Street, Eccleshall
Looking west along Church Street, with the Washpit behind the iron railings to the left, and with the church to the right.
A postcard view published by E.J. Hurlstone of High Street, Eccleshall.
Church Street, Eccleshall
A view looking west along Church Street, Eccleshall. On the left are the rialings of the Wash Pit, or Sheep Pool, on Church Street: a pond fed by a spring. After a fire at the church in 1868 the need ...
Churchyard Cottage, Seighford
In the early 1900s, John and Emily Worthington (1859-1923) with their family, Evelyn Mary (born 1898) and Edith May (born 1902), lived in the old thatched Churchyard cottage.
In later years Sam Fox ...