Horse-drawn carriage, Wolverhampton
A family or travelling chariot pictured in an unidentified coachyard in Wolverhampton. This type of carriage seated two passengers. There is no driver's seat so it would have been driven by a postillion ...
Horse-drawn Cart, Joule's Brewery, Stone,
Francis Joule came into possession of the White House Inn and brewhouse at Stone in 1758. Nine years later he demolished the inn and built a house, which later became the home of the head brewer. In ...
Horse-drawn Float, Stafford Infirmary Pageant, Stafford,
Jack Peaple's Tableaux at the Stafford Infirmary Pageant. The banner reads: 'England Expects Every Man To Do His Duty'.
Horse-drawn Hearse, Boult's Undertakers, Stafford,
This hearse belonged to Mr Boult, who was an undertaker (he also hired out carriages for special occasions, such as weddings). He is seen here in the doorway of his premises on Eastgate Street. On the ...
Horse-drawn Hearse, Rawthorne's Undertakers, Stafford,
Hearse outside James Rawthorne's funeral premises, which were located behind the Junction Hotel on Newport Road.
Horse-drawn hearses came into use in the later half of the nineteenth century. Most ...
Horse-drawn milk float, Stramshall, Uttoxeter
Mr Hollings of Stramshall with his milk float. Sitting in the cart is his daughter. In the background is their farmhouse.
Horse-drawn Police Van, Stafford
Prison warders from Stafford Gaol outside the Shire Hall, Market Street, awaiting prisoners convicted at the assizes.
Note the Royal Cipher of Edward VII on the side of the police van.
Horse-drawn prison van, Stafford
Lantern slide view of a horse-drawn van with man in the driver's seat. The Stafford Knot and Queen Victoria's cypher on the side of the van indicate that this is an official vehicle, and is probably ...
Horsefair, Rugeley
A view of Horsefair, Ruugeley looking north-west towards the Globe Hotel. The man on the left appears to be carrying a window frame past a single horse and cart. There is a caravan, possibly belonging ...
Horses and trap, Swythamley
Sir Philip Brocklehurst in the driving seat of a trap with a team of two horses in the stable yard at Swythamley Hall.
Horses and trap, Swythamley Hall
Sir Philip Brocklehurst outside Tenants' Hall with horses and trap. The horses are Peter and Bobs.
Horsley Bros, horse drawn wagon, Stafford
Horsley Bros, House Furnuishers & Removal Contractors were founded as a partnership in 1895. This image shows their first wagon.
This photograph is on display in the office at Horsleys, which is still ...
Hospital Saturday Procession, Liverpool Road, Kidsgrove
The second cart pictured here is being driven by Mr Joe Paskin, with his sister being the lady wearing the pale skirt standing on the left. Thomas Landers' tobacconist's and confectioner's is the first ...
Hospital Saturday, Stone,
Collecting for Hospital Saturday on Granville Terrace.
House, Unknown. Photographed by William Blake.
Portrait of two children and a dog posing outside a house.
The identity of the subjects and the location of the house are unknown.
Howson's Sanitary Ware works, Clifford Street, Hanley
The main entrance to George Howson's bathroom and sanitary ware factory in Clifford Street, off Lichfield Street in Hanley. The works was known as the Eastwood Works and occupied the land between Clifford ...
Howth Racecourse
Pencil drawing of donkey and cart and buildings, by Great Haywood born artist, Thomas Peploe Wood (1817-1845)
Hunt Meet, Rolleston On Dove
A Meynell Hunt meet pictured outside the Spread Eagle hotel. Photographer: J.S. Simnett of Burton upon Trent.