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Brewood Grammar School
The school possibly dates back to the mid 15th century, having been founded by the Bishop of Lichfield as a Chantry School. It was certainly refounded in around 1553 by Sir John Giffard, his son Thomas, ...
Brewood Hall
Brewood Hall became the seat of William, son of Roger Fowke during the reign of Edward IV (1461-1483). It later belonged to the Monckton family and in 1930 Major R.F.P. Monckton sold it to Mr C.O. Langley. ...
Brewood Library
Brewood Library opened on 27 March 1972. This Interior view of the Library was taken by Tony Boydon in 1974.
Over the years in addition to books more facilities were introduced as they became available, ...
Bricklayer's Arms, Stafford,
The Bricklayer's Arms in Gaolgate Street was rebuilt and renamed the King Edward VII to mark his coronation in 1902. On the right is Hazelwood's drapers shop.
It was demolished in the 1960s to make ...
Brickyard Farm, Bradley
Brickyard Farm stands on Bradley Lane at the junction with Furlong Lane, Bradley, near Stafford. At the time of this photograph, it was being farmed by John and Sarah Salter.
Bridge Street from Bailey Street, Stafford
Photograph taken from the roof of what was in the early 1970's Stafford Reprographics Ltd. Printers, in Bailey Street.
Bridge Street, Stafford
A colour-tinted postcard view of Bridge Street taken from Grapes Corner by the junction of Lichfield Road, Bailey Street and Newport Road looking north towards Greengate Street.
The public house on ...
Bridge Street, Stafford
This postcard view shows an open top bus travelling along Bridge Street, Stafford, on its way to Stafford Common.
On the left is the Picture House cinema which opened as a cinema on 23 February 1914. ...
Bridge Street, Stafford
View from Green Bridge towards Chetwynd House.
Mr Jenkinson, a baker and confectioner, owned the shop in the foreground. Next door was the Woolpack Inn, demolished to make way for the Baths Hotel ...
Bridge Street, Stafford
Looking north along Bridge Street from the junction with Newport Road, decorated with Christmas lights. Stafford Borough Council's Civic Offices are in the distance with the sign for Presto supermarket ...
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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Bridgeford Hall, Great Bridgeford
Bridgeford Hall stands on Cherry Lane, Great Bridgeford. It is a Grade II listed farmhouse with a 17th century timber-framed core remodelled in brick in the 18th century. The three dormer windows have ...
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.