Charity Shop, Heathcote Street, Kidsgrove
The charity shop 'Funds for Cancer Research', on Heathcote Street, Kidsgrove in 1970. Included in the photograph are Mrs Burston, Harry Heath, Mr Cooke-Abbott, Mrs Nora Salt, and Mrs Cooke-Abbott.
Chatterton Bros., George Street, Tamworth
This is a listed building and still extised as two shops in 2003.
Chatterton, Market Street, Tamworth
As the sign above the shop says, John Chatterton was the owner of this shop and was licensed to sell tea, coffee, pepper, tobacco, and snuff. John Chatterton may well be the gentleman on the right of ...
Cheadle Co-operative, High Street, Cheadle
The Cheadle Co-operative shop at no.8 High Street, Cheadle was opened in 1905 and by 1916 had became the Leek and Moorland Co-operative Society. The window displays feature Pelaw Polish which was the ...
Cheadle Road, Forsbrook
A view looking south-west along Cheadle Road in Forsbrook, towards Blythe Bridge. This photograph was taken from a point close to the junction with Chapel Street. Most of the buildings are (in 2014) ...
Chell's Grocers Shop, Stone,
Chell's grocers shop on High Street.
Children's wear shop, Stone
'Stork of the Town' children's wear shop, Lichfield Road, Stone. It was succeeded by a cheese shop and is now (2013) Valley's Fast Food takeaway. Beyond can be seen St. Michael's Hall.
Chinese tea-taster, Stafford
One of four late 18th century oriental figures which sat on the parapet of a former tea warehouse at 4 Market Street. Made from a hard plaster known as Roman Cement, the figures were a form of advertisement ...
Chinese tea-taster, Stafford
A detail of one of four late 18th century oriental figures which sat on the parapet of a former tea warehouse at 4 Market Street. Made from a hard plaster known as Roman Cement, the figures were a form ...
Chinese tea-taster, Stafford
A detail of one of foure late 18th century oriental figures which sat on the parapet of a former tea warehouse at 4 Market Street. Made from a hard plaster known as Roman Cement, the figures were a form ...
Chinese tea-taster, Stafford
A detail of one of four late 18th century oriental figures which sat on the parapet of a former tea warehouse at 4 Market Street. Made from a hard plaster known as Roman Cement, the figures were a form ...
Christ Church, Stafford,
View of Christ Church from Gaolgate Street, before the Gaol Square roundabout was landscaped.
Christ Church opened on Foregate Street in 1839. Its mission church, St. Aidan's, was consecrated in 1902 ...
Christmas Street Lights, Stafford,
Photograph of one of the first years Stafford town centre was decorated for Christmas.
The view is of Bridge Street, looking towards the Market Square, with the tower of the Royal Brine Baths on the ...
Christmas tree in the Market Square, Stafford
A night time view of the Market Square in Stafford with a Christmas tree with lights. The Shire Hall is to the left and the railings in the foreground show where steps led down to underground public ...
Church Hill, Hednesford
View of Church Hill in Hednesford looking towards Market Street. There is a horse and cart in the road.
Church Hill, Hednesford
The postcard view looks down Hednesford's Church Hill to its junction with Uxbridge Street and Rugeley Road, and across into Market Street. The coal miners' houses on the right have been demolished but ...
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, Stafford
Church Lane from Mill Street.