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Porter's Ironmongers Shop, Eccleshall,

Porter's in High Street, decorated for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. The Dolls' Hospital moved here, but today the site is occupied by the National Westminster Bank.

Portrait of a boy, Uttoxeter

A carte de visite portrait of a little boy, possibly a member of the Richardson family, coachbuilders of Uttoxeter. Photographed by Edward McCann of High Street, Uttoxeter.

Portrait of a couple, Hatherton area

Portrait of a Female Prison Warder, Stafford

This lady was probably a female prison warder at Stafford Gaol. Her keys are at her waist. The photograph was taken in a studio on Gaolgate Street.

Portrait of a girl

A carte de visite portrait of a girl, taken by Henri Gascon of 61 Bradford Street, Walsall.

Portrait of a girl, Hatherton area

Portrait of a lady, Hatherton area

These portraits were taken in the Hatherton area, possibly at Hatherton Hall.

Portrait of a lady, Hatherton area

Portrait of a Victorian Lady, Stafford,

Miniature studio portrait of Susy Macnaghten. She is wearing a ruched velvet dress with a bustle (a pad or frame worn beneath the petticoat at the back of the skirt to provide support) and carries ...

Portrait of a woman

A carte de visite portrait of a member of the Richardson family of Uttoxeter. The photographer is J. Brown of Rhyl. This photograph was possibly taken on a day trip or holiday to North Wales.

Portrait of a woman

Cabinet card portrait of Susy MacNaghten, from an album of photographs belonging to the Anson family of Shugborough Hall. Photographer: W. & D. Downey, 57-61 Elbury Street, London, SW.

Portrait of a woman

Head and shoulders portrait of woman wearing dark coloured dress, possibly mourning dress. Sitter and location unknown.

Portrait of a woman

A carte de visite portrait of a woman, possibly from Rugeley.

Portrait of a woman

Carte de visite portrait of a woman, taken by Oldham & Cooper, City Chambers, 82 New Street, Birmingham.

Portrait of Alice and Ada Vernon, Milwich,

Tartan clothes were very popular for children in the 1870s.

Portrait of Alice May Vernon, Milwich,

Portrait of B company 1st North Stafford Regiment, Whittington Barracks

Portrait of Christina Russell, Leek

A studio portrait of Christina Russell (nee Bell) originally from Dysart in Kircaldy Fifeshire, Scotland. Her husband was one of the partners in the Leek silk manufacturing firm of Ellis, Russell and ...