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Bowling Green and Pavilion, Hednesford
A Frith's postcard from showing the bowling green and pavilion in Hednesford Park. The park was opened in 1931 on the site of Hednesford's pool. The woodland behind on the edge of Hednesford Hills is ...
Bowling Green and Pavilion, Hednesford Park
A Frith's postcard from showing the bowling green and pavilion in the Hednesford Park. Tennis courts are located behind the pavilion. The park was opened in 1931 on the site of Hednesford's pool.
Photograph ...
Bowling Green and Tennis Courts, Miners' Convalescent Home, Rudyard
Horton Lodge was built by Stephen Chesters-Thompson in 1890. In 1894 it was bought by Mr W.A.M. Tellwright of Wolstanton, the owner of Sneyd Collieries who extended it and laid out the gardens. Purchased ...
Bowling Green Screen, Chillington Hall
The brick and stone bowling green screen has a pair of niches framing an archway behind which there was once a bowling green. The screen was built around 1724 and restored in 1911. The wrought iron gates ...
Bowling Green Screen, Chillington Hall
In the distance stands the brick and stone bowling green screen which has a pair of niches framing an archway behind which there was once a bowling green. The screen was built around 1724 and restored ...
Bowling Green Screen, Chillington Hall,
The screen was built in about 1724 and restored in 1911.
Bowling Green, Cannock
The hexagonal stone building is the Conduit, which housed the outlet of the town's water supply, piped from a spring on Rummer Hill. The Cannock Conduit Trust was formed in 1735 to bring fresh drinking ...
Bowling Green, Cheadle
A bowls match taking place on the bowling green in Cheadle's Memorial Recreation Ground on Tean Road. In the background is the bowls pavilion.
Postcard published by R A (Postcards) Ltd of London.
Bowling Green, Cheadle
A bowls match in progress at the Bowling Green in Cheadle's Memorial Recreation Ground on Tean Road. The building behind the pavilion is Cheadle Park Mansion which was demolished in 1979. The Recreation ...
Bowling Greens, Bucknall Park
Bucknall Park lies between Heath House Lane and the River Trent, just north of Finney Gardens. The park dates back to 1956 when nearly 17 acres of land was laid out with sports facilities, a pavilion ...
Bowling in Longton Park. Photographed by William Blake.
Park scene including a bowling green and bowlers. Taken at Longton Park, Longton, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.
The park's official name is Queen's Park and it was officially opened on July 25th 1888 ...
Bowls Club, Eccleshall
The bowling green was located at the rear of the Royal Oak Inn on High Street.
Bowls players, Milford
Bowls players taking drinks. Charlie Pye, the landlord of the Barley Mow, is standing back left. The bowling green was laid in the 1880s by Charley Pye, a keen bowls player. It was the home of Milford ...
Bowls players, Milford
Bowls players taking drinks. The bowling green was laid in the 1880s by the landlord of the Barley Mow, Charley Pye, a keen bowls player. It was the home of Milford and Stafford Bowling Club.
Bowls players, Tixall House, Tixall
Bowls players on the lawn in front of Tixall House. This group includes the landlord of the Barley Mow, Charley Pye, a keen bowls player and member of Milford and Stafford Bowling Club.
Bowls players,Tixall House, Tixall
Bowls players on the lawn in front of Tixall House. This group includes the landlord of the Barley Mow, Charley Pye, a keen bowls player and member of Milford and Stafford Bowling Club.
Bowls Team, Eccleshall,
The bowling green was located at the rear of the Royal Oak Inn on High Street.
On the front row are Mr Frank Hudson (third from left), a chemist and photographer, and (third from right) Mr W. Hart, ...
Boxers, army camp, Milford Common
Men from the North Staffordshire Regiment pictured at a camp on Milford Common during the Great War. Third from right, in shirtsleeves, is Jack Harper. In civilian life he was a ganger on the railway ...