Milford, near Stafford
Looking west along Main Road, Milford. Home Farm to the left still stands (2026) as does the next building further along, The Dairy. Modern houses infill the space between.
The postcard was posted ...
Milk float and horse, West Field Farm, Cotes Heath
Milk float pictured at Westfield Farm, Cotes Heath.before restoration by M.A. Horler & Sons
This cart is now part of Staffordshire County Museum's agricultural collections, based at Shugborough. Originally ...
Milking Bank Bridge and St John the Baptist Church, Armitage
Locally known as Milking Bank Bridge, this is Bridge 61 on the Trent and Mersey Canal near Armitage, currently officially designated as Church Bridge. According the 1842 Tithe Map it was originally known ...
Mill Farm and All Saints’ Church, Chebsey
On the right is Mill Farm, a 19th century farmhouse now known as Old Mill Farm. To the left is All Saints' Church which dates from the Norman period. The Perpendicular west tower features an outside ...
Mill Farm, Lichfield Road, Cannock
Mill Farm at Mill Green on Lichfield Road, Cannock. The farm house and building to the right still stand. The pub by the same name stands to the left of this image.
Mill Farmhouse, Chebsey
A view of Mill Farm later known as Old Mill Farm situated adjacent to All Saints Church, Chebsey.
This early 18th century farmhouse has late 18th and 19th century outbuildings which have since been ...
Mill House, Calf Heath, Hatherton
Mill House, Cheadle
Mill House stands on Rakeway Road , Cheadle. It is a farmhouse dated 1635 built of Hollington red sandstone. There are some minor 19th century alterations.
Mitchell family, Pennyquart Farm, Wetwood
The Mitchell family pictured outside Pennyquart Farm at Wetwood, near Eccleshall. From left to right: Mr and Mrs Mitchell, Vincent Mitchell (at the front, holding a cat), Isabella Mitchell and George ...
Mitton Lodge Farm, Mitton, Penkridge
A view of Mitton Ladge Farm, Mitton near Penkridge.
The farmhouse was built in 1818 and the porch was added later. Currently (2025) farmed by M.G. Dodd & Son.
Mixon Hay, Onecote
Mr H.E. Wells' farm at Mixon Hay, Onecote. This photograph was taken at a 'Neighbour's Day' at Mixon Hay organised by Staffordshire War Agricultural Executive Committee, for neighbours and landowners ...
Mootlow Farm, Alstonefield
Mootlow Farm was farmed by the Gould family for much of the 20th century.
Moreton Park, Moreton
Moreton Park is large red brick house dating from the later 19th century and has a very large range of agricultural outbuildings. The farmer at the time of this postcard view was Edward Lloyd Williams....
Moseley Old Hall
Moseley Old hall is a timber-framed house which was encased in brick during the 19th century. It is famous for the visit of Charles II during his flight from the battle of Worcester in 1651.
Built ...
Moss Carr Farm, Hollinsclough
Aleathia Wilde, holding the horse, and friend outside Moss Carr Farm.
Moss Lee House, Mosslee Hall Farm, Cheddleton
The house is located in Cheddleton Parish, and stands on the site of a medieval house, lived in by the Hollins family during the Middle Ages (13th-14th century). Much of the present building dates from ...
Moss Rose Farm, Moddershall,
Barn at Moss Rose Farm, Moddershall, with Foot and Mouth disease disinfectant precautions at gate.