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Rugeley Church (Old): sepia drawing
'North View of the remains of the Old Church at Rugeley, Staffordshire,' showing three arches of the ruined nave, and the west tower. artist: J. Buckler.
Rugeley Church (Old): sepia drawing
'Remains of Rugeley Church, Staffordshire, June 1823.' South east view showing the chancel and the north chapel. There are two arches of the ruined nave, and the tower with a high tower arch. Artist: ...
Rugeley Church (Old): sepia drawing
South View of the remains of the Old Church at Rugeley, Staffordshire,' showing chiefly the old chancel, which has a south door. Also showing the pillar of a church-yard cross. 'J. Buckler.'
Rugeley Church (Old): sepia drawing
'Remains of the Old Church at Rugeley, Staffordshire.' South east view showing the chancel and the north chapel. There are two arches of the ruined nave, and the tower with a high tower arch.'J. Buckler.'...
Rugeley Church (Old): sepia drawing on tinted paper
'S. E. View of Rudgeley (sic) Old Church.' South east view showing the chancel and the north chapel. There are two arches of the ruined nave, and the tower with a high tower arch.'T. P. W.,' [Thomas ...
Rugeley Church (Old): water colour painting
'Rudgeley (sic).' South east view showing a long nave with dormer windows and a south chapel and porch. There is a tower of three stages and there appears to be a north aisle. Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
Rugeley Court House and Fire Station
This aerial view shows Rugeley Magistrates Court House on the left and the Fire Station on the right, and was taken by Stafford photographer Tony Boydon. The Fire Station building was later demolished ...
Rugeley from the Trent & Mersey Canal
To the left can be seen the tower of the new church of St. Augustine, built in 1822-3. To the right is the tower and chancel of the old church.
Rugeley Town - From the Stafford Road: sepia drawing
'Approach to Rugeley from the Stafford road,' showing the towers of both churches and a few roofs. There are fields in the foreground. Artist: 'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Rugeley views
A colour-tinted postcard with five views of Rugeley: Brook Street, two views of Cannock Chase, Horn's Pool and Lower Brook Street.
Postcard published by William Shaw, Burslem. Postmarked 10 February ...
Rugeley views
Postcard with five views of Rugeley and the surrounding area: Etching Hill, Horse Fair, Market Place, The Waterfall and Parish Church.
Postcard published by W. Shaw, Burslem.
Ruins of Creswell Chapel
The ruins of the chapel at Creswell stand in a field, opposite the A5013.
The north wall is fairly intact and in the east can be seen the outline of the east window.
Ruins of Hamstall Hall, Hamstall Ridware
Watercolour painting by John Louis Petit, showing the gateway of Hamstall Hall, with the spire of St Michaels & All Angels Church, Hamstall Ridware in the left background.
Dimensions: height - 190mm, ...
Rushall Castle/Hall: engraving
Showing the Hall and Castle walling. There is a line of trees in a field in the foreground.Inscribed 'To the Revd. Willm. Leigh, L. L. B., this N. W. View of Rushall Hall, with the Tower as it stood in ...
Rushall Castle/Hall: water colour painting
'Rushall,' showing the Hall and Castle walling. There is a line of trees in a field in the foreground. Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
Rushall Church: engraving
'Rushall, S.E.' South east view showing the west tower, the small nave, the chancel and the south chapel. Anonymous.
Rushall Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Rushall Church, Staffordshire,' viewed from the churchyard. Showing the west tower, the small nave, the chancel and the south chapel. There is also a new porch with pinnacles. Artist: ...
Rushall Church: water colour painting
'Rushall Church,' viewed from the road. Showing the west tower, the small nave, the chancel and the south chapel. There is also a new porch with pinnacles. '2nd July 1841, A. E. Everitt.'