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Albion Brewery, from Shobnall Road, Burton-on-Trent
The brewery was built in 1875 by Mann Crossman and Paulin, and was used by them until 1896. In 1902 the brewery was sold to J. Marston, Thompson & Co. Ltd., before it was voluntarily liquidated in March ...
Albion House, Hanley: steel engraving (vignetted)
'Albion House, Shelton, The Residence of W. Parker, Esq.' Showing a plain late Georgian house with a portico, behind a wall and an iron palisade. This house stood opposite the site of the Queens Hotel, ...
Albion Place and Bath Street, Stafford,
View of numbers 1 to 5 Albion Place and 1 Bath Street. These houses were demolished by 1965, and a police social club was erected on the site; this too was demolished by 1984.
The corner of the old ...
Albion Place, Stafford,
These houses on Albion Place were demolished by 1965 and a police social club was erected on the site; this too was demolished by 1984.
Albion Square from Lichfield Street, Hanley
This photograph was taken from the northern end of Lichfield Street looking across Albion Square towards Stafford Street (left) and Tontine Street (right). Albion Street is going the left edge. Pedestrianisation ...
Albion Street and Normacot Road, Longton
Albion Street was renamed Morpeth Street in the 1950s.
Albion Street Mill, Leek
Built c1829, the mills along Albion Street are three storey buildings with sixteen bays. Prior to the construction of the mills, workers' cottages were built in both Albion and King Street to accommodate ...
Albion Street, Longton
Derilict property on Albion Street, Longton. Photograph taken from Normacot Road.
Albion Street, Longton
Albion Street under demolition. Photograph taken looking towards St. James's Schools.
Albion Street, Longton
Looking South towards Normacot Road. The houses are being demolished. Albion Street was renamed Morpeth Street in the 1950s.
Albion Street, Rugeley
This view of Albion Street was taken looking towards the Market Square in Rugeley. The woman on the left is Mrs Richardson and on the right is the Albion public house. Also in this scene the vehicles ...
Aldergate Methodist Chapel, Tamworth
This chapel in Aldergate was built to replace a previous chapel, which was demolished during the construction of Corporation Street. The pictured chapel was built in 1886 and its Gothic facade can be ...
Alderman John Marson, Stafford,
Alderman John Marson was Mayor of Stafford in 1848.
John Marson also established Marson's grocery shop in the Ancient High House on Greengate Street in 1826. His son, William Albert, eventually ...
Alders Brook, near Rocester
Cart-horses drinking from a ford.
Alders House, Tamworth
Alders House is a Grade II listed house on Lichfield Road, Coton, Tamworth. It was built in the late 18th century and has mid-19th century additions. It is now (2022) Evergreen House, a residential care ...
Aldridge - parsonage: pen and wash drawing
'Parsonage Aldridge, Residence late Rev. John Uylde.' View showing the church tower and houses in the distance, particularly the parsonage. Anonymous, [S.C. Fernyhough or J. R. Fernyhough]
Aldridge Church: engraving
'South West View of Aldridge Church,' showing the south aisle. It has a crenellated roof, which was altered later.[Engraving taken from Shaw's sketch , ref: SV I.24a.]Anonymous, [drawn by S. Shaw.]
Aldridge Church: pen and wash drawing
'Aldridge,' showing the church tower in the distance. There are trees and cows in the foreground, and houses to the right of the drawing. Artist: 'H. C. A.,' [Henry Curzon Allport].