High Offley - Park Hall: pen and ink drawing (vignetted)
'Park Hall, Near High Offley.' Showing a gabled, stuccoed building with a chimney stack on the right. Artist: Thomas Peploe Wood.
High Offley Manor, High Offley
High Offley Manor, also known as Manor Farm. The house was rebuilt in the mid 19th century.
High Onn House, Church Eaton
High Onn House is a Grade II listed farmhouse which dates to the early 19th century. Farm outbuildings are to the right. It is situated off New Lane, High Onn, near Church Eaton.
Highfields Farm, Stafford
A view looking south from Binyon Court, Highfields Estate, Stafford. In the middle distance is Highfields Farm, with the M6 and Burton Manor (now Stafford Independent Grammar School) in the distance. ...
Highfields Farm, Stafford, (1)
Highfields Farm, Stafford, (2)
Hilcote House Farm, near Eccleshall
A hay wagon with Shire horses outside Hilcote House Farm, near Eccleshall. A photograph taken by Frank T. Hudson of High Street, Eccleshall
Hilltop Farm, Great Saredon
Late 18th century doorway at Hilltop Farm.
Holly Bush Farm, Seighford
Farmer Frederick Steele (1833-1908) pictured in the garden outside Holly Bush Farmhouse, on Aston Bank, Seighford. With him is believed to be his older sister, Mary Maria Steele (1824-1904). The farmhouse ...
Hollywood Farm, Hilderstone
A woman and little girl outside Hollywood Farm house, possibly Sybil and Margaret Cooke. The Cooke family were at Hollywood Farm, near Hilderstone between 1934 and 1952.
Home Farm cowhouse, Teddesley Park
Labourers’ accommodation over the cowhouse, Teddesley Park, situated to the north-west of Home Farm. On the left, the hexagonal cottage is one of a pair linked by a single-storey former poultry house. ...
Home Farm House, Farley
Home Farm House dates from the 18th century.
Home Farm, Maer
This postcard view shows Home Farm which stands by the Haddon Lane junction in Maer village. Home Farm was built by Josiah Wedgwood II, who lived at nearby Maer Hall. The building has a symmetrical entrance ...
Hope Dale Farm, Alstonefield
The original farm building consisted of the two left hand bays. It was formerly part of the Harpur-Crewe estate and was sold following the death of Sir Vauncey Harpur Crewe in 1924.
Hope Marsh, Alstonefield
Members of the Riley family outside Hope Marsh. Richard Riley and his family moved here around 1902. After Richard's death in 1915 it continued to be rented by his widow, Mary Ellen.
Horse-drawn market cart, Shugborough Park Fam
A market cart or milk float made by Egerton & Sons of Church Minshull, near Crewe, Cheshire around 1900, and used at West Field Farm, Cotes Heath until the mid 1960s. It was restored by M.A. Horler & ...