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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, Railway Bridge, Uttoxeter
Watercolour painting by R. Walker shows the bridge in Bridge Street over Picknall Brook in Uttoxeter. This view has changed considerably and the site is now occupied by the Meadows Roundabout at the ...
Bridgtown Church, East Street
This single storey church building is made of corrugated iron panels. It has a pointed bell tower and partially opening windows.
The building has been replaced twice since this photograph was taken. ...
Brierley Hill Chapel: sepia drawing
South west view, of the church on a hill, showing the tower, the nave and the small chancel. Anonymous, [D. Parkes.]
Brierley Hill Chapel: sepia drawing
North view from the road, showing houses on the left. The building is of classical design of stone and brick, with a tower, in an isolated position. Artist: Thomas Peploe Wood.
Briscoe family grave, Croxton
The grave of Henry and Elizabeth Briscoe in the churchyard if St. Paul’s Church, Croxton, near Eccleshall.
Henry died in 1918 age 68 whilst living at Croxton Villa. Elizabeth died suddenly at Astage ...
Brook End, Longdon
A multi-view postcard with scenes around Brook End, Longdon and Longdon Green.
Top row, left to right: the Grand Lodge to Beaudesert Hall; the Village School (in later years this building became the ...
Brook Lane, Endon
Brook Lane, Endon looking towards the ford with the Wesleyan Chapel, built in 1866, beyond.
Photographer: Philemon Swift, Hanley House, 260 Waterloo Road, Burslem.
Brook Square and Brewery Street, Rugeley
Newly built shops in Brook Square and, to the left, Brewery Street, Rugeley. From left to right: Barclays Bank; Nicholls & Clarke (paint, wallpaper etc.); Evans & Evans (estate agents); John Warrilow ...
Brook Street Methodist Chapel, Stafford,
This chapel was built in 1888 on Eccleshall Road, approximately where the petrol station is today.
Until the 1920s the chapel was known as the Christian Brethren Chapel.
Broom (now Worcestershire ) Church: copper-plate engaving
'BROME Church, STAFFORDSHIRE, as it appeared in 1739, now rebuilt.' Showing the [east] end of the church only. There is a bell hanging from a tree near the churchyard. Broom was in Staffordshire until ...
Broom (now Worcestershire) Church: engraving
Part of a plate showing the figure of St. Kenelm and a carving on a pew in the church. Broom was in Staffordshire until 1895, since when it has been part of Worcestershire. Anonymous.
Broom (now Worcestershire) Church: engraving
'Broome Church,' as rebuilt in Georgian brick. Broom was in Staffordshire until 1895, since when it has been part of Worcestershire. Anonymous.
Broom (now Worcestershire) Church: sepia drawing
South east view from the churchyard of 'Brome Church.' Shows the stone and brick building, and the classical east window. Broom was in Staffordshire until 1895, since when it has been part of Worcestershire. ...
Broughton Church : sepia drawing
South east view of the church, (built c. 1633), showing the small chancel, the south aisle, the porch, the clerestory of the nave, and the tower. The east window is 'Decorated,' the others are flat-headed.'T. ...
Broughton Church: sepia drawing
South east view of the church, (built c. 1633), showing the small chancel, the south aisle, the porch, the clerestory of the nave, and the tower. The east window is 'Decorated,' the others are flat-headed. ...
Broughton, near Eccleshall
Sid Jones driving a flat-bad wagon loaded with timber. In the background is St. Peter's Church, Broughton.
Brunswick Chapel, Brunswick Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
A view of the north front of Brunswick Chapel, which was located on Brunswick Street. The chapel was built in the 1860s in the Gothic style with bands of blue brick, on land given by a local coach builder, ...