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Bridge Street, Stafford, (1)
The public house on the left is the Grapes Hotel.
On the right, in the distance, can be seen the clock tower of the Royal Brine Baths. The open-sided tower was used by the fire brigade to dry their ...
Bridge Street, Uttoxeter
A view of Bridge Street looking towards the Market Place. Bamford's Agricultural Works can be seen on the left hand side. The spire of St. Mary's Parish Church can be seen in the distance to the right.
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Brindley Mill, Leek
A postcard view of Brindley Mill from an original drawing by Carl M. Haywood. The mill was built in 1752, almost certainly by James Brindley, the great canal builder, who is known to have set up his ...
Brittain's Paper Mills, Caldon Canal, Cheddleton
A paper mill has stood on this site at Cheddleton since 1797, when the paper was made by hand. It was built by the pottery manufacturer William Adams to produce tissue paper for transfer printing in ...
Brittain's Paper Mills, Cheddleton
Brittain's Paper Mills with the Caldon Canal in the foreground. A paper mill has stood on this site at Cheddleton since 1797, when the paper was made by hand. It was built by the pottery manufacturer ...
Broad Eye, Stafford
Door and window of 10, Broad Eye, Stafford, immediately prior to demolition. Note the unusual forming of the brick support arches over the doorway and window and the brick pavement.
Broad Eye, Stafford
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished.
Broad Street Corner, Stafford
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished. Only the Lamb Inn, the white building at the end of the row remains (2025)....
Broad Street, Stafford
The building on the left is the Barley Mow public house, which stood on the corner of Queen Street. Just beyond the bus stop is E.A. Gosling's butchers shop. These buildings were demolished in the 1960s....
Broadhurst Green Road, Cannock Chase
This unused postcard view is looking eastwards on Broadhurst Green Road on Cannock Chase, close to the crossroads with Chase Road, Broadhurst Green and Penkridge Bank Road. The house on the left is now ...
Brocton Hall Golf Club,
Brocton Hall was built in 1760, George Chetwynd undertook extensive remodelling in 1801.
The hall and land was acquired by Cannock Chase Golf Club in 1922, who had lost their club house in a fire. ...
Brocton Hall,
Brocton Hall was built in 1760, George Chetwynd undertook extensive remodelling in 1801.
The hall and land was acquired by Cannock Chase Golf Club in 1922, who had lost their club house in a fire. ...
Brocton Mission Hall,
The Mission Hall opened in 1891. The building was also used as a schoolroom.
In 1951 the hall was dedicated to All Saints.
Brocton Village
View from The Green looking down towards Chase Road.
On the left, just out of sight, was the smithy; a horse-drawn cart is awaiting repair.
On the right is Green Farm.
Brocton Village,
View of Pool Lane. The house on the left has been demolished, but the house on the right still stands.
The gate was to prevent animals from the Chase straying into the village.
Brocton Village,
Brocton village looking towards Chase Road from The Green.
Brocton. Photographed by William Blake.
Village scene taken at Brocton, Staffordshire.