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Foregate Street, Stafford

Bedford ‘S’ type lorries are pictured transporting Hawker Sea Fury aircraft along Foregate Street, Stafford. The lorries came from H.M.S. Sanderling, Abottsinch which had acted as a Royal Naval aircraft ...

Foregate Street, Stafford

This postcard view of Foregate looking towards Gaol Square is virtually unrecognisable today.

Foregate Street, Stafford

This view looks north along Foregate Street from Gaol Square, Stafford. On the extreme left the buildings are 87 to 91 Foregate Street, demolished in 1964. In the centre are the Staffordshire Advertiser ...

Foregate Street, Stafford,

This view of Foregate, looking towards Greyfriars, is virtually unrecognisable today. The photograph is taken from just beyond the junction with St. Patrick's Street, and the cobbled area and lamppost ...

Former Shoe Factory, Stafford,

A shoe factory once occupied this building on Browning Street. In 1966 the premises were used by Goodwin's Removals and Storage. A room on the first floor was used by the Salvation Army as a band ...

Fountain Square, Hanley

The camera is looking across Fountain Square towards Tontine square with Tontine Street in the distance. The area is now pedestrianized, so has lost the roundabout, traffic and array of road signs. The ...

Fountain Street from Glebedale Road, Fenton

Looking from Glebedale Road across City Road into Fountain Street in Fenton. The ovens belong to James Kent, potters millers, on Fountain Street. The three calcining ovens are grade II listed buildings ...

Freedom of Entry into the Borough for the Army and the RAF, Stafford

The Army and the RAF Parade before the Mayor of Stafford, Councillor Brian Price, outside the Shire Hall in Market Square, Stafford. On the left service personnel from the Army 22 Signals Regiment and ...

Freedom of Entry into the Borough Parade with RAF Stafford

On a sunny winter's day RAF Stafford service personnel march from Gaolgate Street into Market Square, Stafford while exercising their Freedom of Entry into the Borough of Stafford. The Borough of ...

Friar Street Decorated for the Pageant, Stafford,

Friar Street decorated for the pageant's best decorated street competition. The name of the entry was "Ye Olde Monastery Garden". The annual procession through Stafford ended with a fair on the town ...

Frisby's shoe shop, Brook Square, Rugeley

Frisby’s shoe shop pictured on the corner of Brook Square and Upper Brook Street, Rugeley. In earlier years the building is thought to have been the town house of the Wolseley family, standing in large ...

Funeral parade with RAF Stafford.

RAF Stafford service personnel are pictured during a Funeral Parade. The photograph location is possibly Cambridge Street Stafford. The hearse in the centre of the photograph has been identified as ...

Gaol Road, Stafford

A postcard view looking north along Gaol Road from Gaol Square, Stafford. Centre left just behind the lamp post is Boon's tobacconists, centre right shows the Gaol walls and gatehouse and on the extreme ...

Gaol Road, Stafford,

This postcard is mistakenly titled Marston Road. Marston Road can just be seen in the distance. C. Lees, on the right, was a cabinet maker. The buildings beyond the shop have since been demolished ...

Gaol Square Garage, Stafford,

This garage was owned by Charles Clark. In later years the garage moved to Queensville. All the buildings including the Snow Hill Methodist Chapel and the old Abercrombie Inn at the extreme right have ...

Gaol Square, Stafford

View of the square showing, on the right, the Singer Sewing Centre, the Mecca sweet shop and The Jap Co., household furnishers. The four-dial clock was presented by George Bruckshaw in 1916, to celebrate ...

Gaol Square, Stafford

Looking towards Chell Road, with the then newly built Sheridan centre to the left and Charles Clark's garage on the right. The row of shops includes: Fair Wear Shoe Repairs, Bowen's Jen Shoe Shop and ...

Gaol Square, Stafford

This drinking fountain was erected on Gaol Square in 1889 by the widow of Thomas Sidney, in memory of her husband. Thomas Sidney was born in a house on Gaol Square (now occupied by Radio Rentals) in ...