Fenton Manor Farm from Victoria Road, fenton
The farm buildings are visible to the left. The land adjacent to the road has been commercialised and industrialised and the land behind used for a school, college and sports complex.
Fenton Manor House Farm, Fenton
Looking east across Fenton Manor Farm, with the farm buildings to the right and Berry Hill Colliery spoil tip to the left. Much of this land has been given over to a school, college and sports complex.
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Fenton Park Road, Fenton
In the background is Park Farm, Park Farm Cottage, and the White House. In the foreground are workshops etc connected to the farm. All of these buildings are substantially intact in 2020.
Fenton Park, Fenton
These cottages at Fenton Park were built to house employees of a nearby colliery. They are still standing and occupied. (2020).
Fenton's Cottage, Knightley Eaves
Adjacent to Knightley Eaves Farm, Fenton's Cottage was a rare mid-Staffordshire example of a dwelling with the cow byre under the same roof. Probably built in the 17th century, this thatched timber-framed ...
Fern Bank Farm, Hulme, near Caverswall
Field House Farm Cottage, Abbots Bromley
An early 19th century farm building at Field House Farm, converted for use as a dwelling.
Field House Farm House, Levedale, Penkridge
This Grade II listed three-storey farmhouse dates from the late 18th century and has later alterations. It is currently (2025) a dairy farm.
Fields Farm, Onecote
A view looking south from the junction with Douse Lane in the middle of Onecote village. On the right is Field Farm, farmed by the Smith family at the time.
Fields Farm, Onecote
Betty Smith on a working horse at Fields Farm, Onecote, the Smith family farm.
Finneylane Farm, Cheddleton
Finneylane Farm , a stone-built house of the early 17th century, which stands at the end of Finney Lane, Basford, near Cheddleton.
Fir Tree Farm, Ball Green, Stoke-on-Trent
Fir Tree farmhouse is just south of Whitfield Road in Ball Green. The farmhouse and it adjoining cottage date from the early 17th century and are grade II listed buildings. A farm has probably been on ...
Fir Tree Farm, Ball Green, Stoke-on-Trent
The farmhouse and outbuildings at Fir Tree Farm just off Whitfield Road in Ball Green. The stone house and cottage in the centre of the photograph date from the early 17th century and are grade II listed ...
Floods, St. Thomas' Mill, Stafford
View of the flood from St. Thomas' Mill.
Floods, Stone
This photograph has been identified as showing the River Trent in flood near Stone. However, we have been unable to confirm the location.
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Foot and Mouth precautions, Meaford Farm,
Foot and Mouth disease precautions at entrance to Meaford Farm, Outlanes, near Stone, in March 2001.
Ford Green Farm Cottage, Ford Green Road, Spragg House Lane
This detached three storey farm house is built in red brick and was constructed before 1832. It has a pitched and tiled roof with two raised brick chimney stacks. The single sash windows have plain stone ...
Ford Green Hall, Stoke-on-Trent
The photograph shows the front and east side of Ford Green Hall, a 17th century timber framed farmhouse with a brick wing, now a museum. The house was built in 1624 for the Ford family, local farmers, ...