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Coronation Procession, Rugeley,

Scouts and Church Lads' Brigade in Market Place. The shop in the centre is Edith Hartridge's fancy draper's at 13 Market Place.

Corporation Street, Stafford,

The building on the corner of Crooked Bridge Road was the Post Office, which stands to this day. The windows and advertisement for 'Rowntrees' Chocolates and Pastilles' were taken out in about 1995, ...

Coton, Gnosall

Looking along Newport Road towards Gnosall village centre from Coton. On the extreme left is the Navigation Inn, then Joseph James Walwyn's grocers shop and slightly further along can be seen the bridge ...

Coton, Gnosall

Looking along Newport Road towards Gnosall village centre from Coton, this photograph was taken just outside the Navigation Inn (off the picture, to the left) by the road bridge over the Shropshire Union ...

County Fruit Store, Stafford,

Dated 1610, this small, thatched building on Mill Street would have been a typical example of a seventeenth century Stafford cottage. Throughout the centuries it was known as Primrose Cottage and ...

County Fruit Stores, Mill Street, Stafford

A postcard view of Primrose Cottage which at the time of this picture was also known as ‘G Williams, The County Fruit Stores’ on Mill Street, Stafford. Dated 1610, this small, thatched building would ...

County Fruit Stores, Mill Street, Stafford

Dated 1610, this small, thatched building on Mill Street would have been a typical example of a seventeenth century Stafford cottage. It was known as Primrose Cottage and was only put to commercial use ...

Covent Garden grocers, Ironmarket, Newcastle-under-Lyme

As you can see from the window display Covent Garden was a fruit and vegetable shop, owned by H.M. Scrawn. The shop was on Ironmarket from the early 1970s to 1996. At the time of writing (December 2024) ...

Crabbery Street, Stafford

This view in Crabbery Street, Stafford was taken by Stafford photographer Tony Boydon. From left to right: the former Caroline Electric shop, Maureen’s florist shop, an entrance to St John’s Market, ...

Crabbery Street, Stafford

Looking from Chapel Street along Crabbery Street towards Gaolgate Street. This picture was probably taken in December 1962 during the Christmas lights display, because strings of lights can be seen on ...

Crabbery Street, Stafford

This view looks along Crabbery Street from the junction with Gaolgate Street in Stafford. In 1992 the town centre became pedestrianised and the A34 was re-routed around the town. All of the buildings ...

Crabbery Street, Stafford

Looking north-west along Crabbery Street towards Chapel Street. This picture was probably taken in December 1962 during the Christmas lights display, because strings of lights can be seen on the buildings. From ...

Crabbery Street, Stafford,

Mr Trevitt the fishmonger, whose shop can be seen on the right, had given the four small girls on the left shrimps, which they are holding in their pinafores.

Creed's Corner, Armitage

This postcard view shows a crowd of people positioned by Creed’s Corner shop at the junction of Old Road and New Road in Armitage. They are thought to be posing for the camera before an Armitage walking ...

Cresswell's Butchers, Penkridge

T.A. Cresswell's butchers shop on Market Street, Penkridge. The shop was converted to office and residential accommodation in 2008.

Cromwell House Cafe, Wolseley Bridge, Colwich,

These buildings, now an Indian restaurant, belonged to Roebuck Farm. During the Civil War Parliamentary troops guarded the river crossing at Wolseley Bridge, prior to the battle of Hopton Heath in ...

Crowds outside the Bratt & Dyke department store, Hanley

Crowds gather outside the Bratt and Dyke Department store in Hanley for the town's first ever 'mile of pennies' for charity. Draper Oliver Dyke opened a shop in Hanley in 1890 with the financial support ...

Crowds preparing for a procession, Market Place, Leek

Crowds preparing for a procession, Market Place, Leek. The occasion is thought to be either a Sunday School or Band of Hope procession.