Letocetum Roman Site, Wall
An excavated building, showing the remains of a hypocaust (under floor heating) system.
Letocetum was an important military staging post and settlement on Watling Street (the modern A5) and is sited ...
Levelling the cricket field, the Hough, Stafford
Stafford Cricket and Hockey Club members levelling the cricket field at the Hough, Stafford. They are using a tip wagon on a set of rails to move soil. Fifth from left is W.H. Twigg.
Lichfield - Antique Chalice: engraving
'Antique Chalice, found in the Cathedral Church in Lichfield.' Showing a much corroded chalice. [Marked in pencil, 1772.] Anonymous.
Lichfield - Outline of feet: engraving
Showing engravings of ouline forms of feet, left and right, being of sandals [?] found at Lichfield. Anonymous.
Lime Kilns at Consall
The lime kilns at Consall are adjacent to the Caldon Canal. The Caldon Canal opened in 1779 and links Froghall to the Trent and Mersey Canal at Etruria, Stoke on Trent. The canal also ran in the opposite ...
Lime Kilns at Froghall
The lime kilns at Froghall stand near to Froghall Basin and the Caldon Canal. The Caldon Canal opened in 1779 and links Froghall to the Trent and Mersey Canal at Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent. The canal also ...
Lovers' Walk, Brancote Woods, near Stafford
Photograph taken along the path that leads from St Thomas's Priory to Holdiford Road, Milford with the River Sow, Railway and Canal running to the left. Published by Valentine & Sons of Dundee and Lodnon ...
Ludlow Castle, Shropshire: water colour drawing
This drawing is titled 'Tamworth Castle,' but apparently shows Ludlow Castle from the south west. Showing the ruins of the castle on a hill above the road. Anonymous.
Madeley - Roman Coins: engraving
'Roman Coins found near Madeley, 1817,' [late Empire]. 'Engraved for Shaw's [Ward's] Stoke upon Trent. By Willm. Brookes, Junr. Fountain Buildings, Burslem, from the Original Coins in the possession ...
Manifold Valley
View of the Manifold valley, limestone cliffs, cave and woodland. Thors cave is seen from the Grindon footpath. This photograph is an early Dufaycolour transparency, probably taken by Longton photographer, ...
Manor House ruins and St. Luke’s Church, Tittensor
The ruins of the fifteenth century Manor House were demolished in 1963 to make way for a housing estate. Panelling from the interior of the house can be seen inside the chancel of the church. The stone ...
Map and plans of Tutbury Castle and environs
Tutbury Castle is first mentioned in 1071, when it was transferred to Henry de Ferrers from Hugh d’Avranches. The original motte and bailey castle had probably been built around two years earlier, following ...
Market Square and Conduit Street, Lichfield
Lichfield Market Square, in the days when cars and coaches were allowed to park on the square. In the background is Conduit Street with businesses, from left to right: the Malt Shovel Inn; Halls the Butchers; ...
Marl pit, Trent Vale Brick & Tile Company, Stoke-on-Trent
The photograph shows a section of the marl pit belonging to the Trent Vale Brick & Tile Co. This is a view from the Rookery Lane area. The pit yielded Etruria Marl, a brick clay, usually extracted by ...
Medieval gold finger ring, Audley
A complete gold and gem set finger ring. The hoop is sub-circular in shape, with no decoration on the band. The gem is set in a rectangular raised bezel, positioned with the long edges at right angles ...
Memorial to Primitive Methodism, Mow Cop
This memorial stone stands on the western, Cheshire side of Mow Cop.
The inscription on the stone reads: "To the Glory of God. Camp Meeting near this spot on May 31st 1807 began the Religious Revivial ...
Messines Model, Brocton Camp, Cannock Chase
Looking north across the scaled terrain model of the Battle of Messines at Brocton Camp. The New Zealand Rifle Brigade took part in the successful campaign to take the Messines Ridge, a stronghold on ...
Messines Story Map
This online resource expertly blends historic and modern mapping and photographs to tell and illustrate the story of the Battle of Messines (June 1917) and its link to Staffordshire in an engaging and ...