Bramshall Church: water colour painting
'St Laurence's Church.' South west view of the church through a gap in the trees. Showing the south side and the top of the tower. [The church was rebuilt in 1835.]Anonymous, [L.J.Wood]
Brass plate in Biddulph Church - William Bowyer of Knipersley : pen and wash drawing
Situated at the east end of the chancel. Brass plate showing ten sons and seven daughters kneeling before a desk. With inscription. Anon. [J. R. Fernyhough.]
Brereton Chapel: wash drawing
View of the chapel built in 1837, in the lancet Gothic style.'T.P.W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]
Originally a Chapel of Ease for Rugeley Parish, it was built of ashlar stone. The 2nd Earl Talbot donated ...
Brereton 'Old' Vicarage?
This is the front of a post card written by Mrs Miller, headteacher at St. Michael's School, Brereton expressing Christmas greetings to a Miss Robinson and is thought to have been written between 1920 ...
Brewood Church
The church of St. Mary and St. Chad at Brewood has a fine Perpendicular west tower with a recessed spire, and a large early 13th century chancel. It was restored by G.E. Street in 1878-80 who added the ...
Brewood Church: copper-plate engraving
Distant south east view showing the church and the village. Anonymous.
Brewood Church: sepia drawing
South east view showing the Early English chancel of six lights; the Jacobean east window of three lights; the south aisle before the formation of later gables; and the tower and spire.'J. Buckler.'
Brewood Church: sepia drawing
South west view from the road showing chiefly the tower and the spire.'J. Buckler.'
Brewood Church: sepia drawing
Showing the church in the distance and a row of cottages to the west of it. Anonymous, [H. J. Noyes.]
Brewood Grammar School: aquatint engraving
Shows the school-house and play-ground to the west of the church. Also shows boys playing marbles, etc. in the playground. There is a substantial house on the left, the church is in the middle distance.Inscribed ...
Brewood Grammar School: coloured pen drawing
Shows the school house to the right of the picture and the church in the middle. The school house has curved coping on the front.(For similar view see SV II.137.)Anonymous. [?R. Paddy]
Brierley Hill Chapel: sepia drawing
South west view, of the church on a hill, showing the tower, the nave and the small chancel. Anonymous, [D. Parkes.]
Brierley Hill Chapel: sepia drawing
North view from the road, showing houses on the left. The building is of classical design of stone and brick, with a tower, in an isolated position. Artist: Thomas Peploe Wood.
Briscoe family grave, Croxton
The grave of Henry and Elizabeth Briscoe in the churchyard if St. Paul’s Church, Croxton, near Eccleshall.
Henry died in 1918 age 68 whilst living at Croxton Villa. Elizabeth died suddenly at Astage ...
Broom (now Worcestershire ) Church: copper-plate engaving
'BROME Church, STAFFORDSHIRE, as it appeared in 1739, now rebuilt.' Showing the [east] end of the church only. There is a bell hanging from a tree near the churchyard. Broom was in Staffordshire until ...
Broom (now Worcestershire) Church: engraving
Part of a plate showing the figure of St. Kenelm and a carving on a pew in the church. Broom was in Staffordshire until 1895, since when it has been part of Worcestershire. Anonymous.
Broom (now Worcestershire) Church: engraving
'Broome Church,' as rebuilt in Georgian brick. Broom was in Staffordshire until 1895, since when it has been part of Worcestershire. Anonymous.
Broom (now Worcestershire) Church: sepia drawing
South east view from the churchyard of 'Brome Church.' Shows the stone and brick building, and the classical east window. Broom was in Staffordshire until 1895, since when it has been part of Worcestershire. ...