Hammerhouse Farm, Norton Bridge
Hammerhouse Farm is a Grade II listed timber-framed building dated 1604 on a fireplace. It is located on Smithy Lane, Norton Bridge close to the railway junction of the West Coast Main Line to Crewe ...
Hamstall Hall, Hamstall Ridware
This postcard view shows Hamstall Hall which dates from the early 17th century. It was built not long after Sir Thomas Leigh bought the estate from the Fitzherbert family in 1601. Large scale rebuilding ...
Handsacre Hall
Dating from around 1320 and standing within a 12th century moat, Handsacre Hall had been extensively remodelled in the 17th century. It had stood derelict for some time before vandals destroyed the central ...
Handsacre Hall
The rear of Handsacre Hall viewed from the south west. A cow stands in the fenced paddock. At the time of this photograph Handsacre Hall was farmed by the Boycott and Harvey sisters. At this time the ...
Handsacre Hall
Dating from around 1320 and standing within a 12th century moat, Handsacre Hall had been extensively remodelled in the 17th century. It had stood derelict for some time before vandals destroyed the central ...
Handsacre Hall
Superseding an earlier hall, Handsacre Hall building probably largely dated to the 15th century. Falling into dis-prepair in the 16th century, it was renovated during the 17th century.
Originally ...
Hanley Tabernacle, Town Road, Hanley
The Congregational Independent Tabernacle Church was founded in Hanley in 1784, a Mission Hall was built in 1879 and the church in the photograph built on Town Road (then known as High Street) in 1883. ...
Harpfield Infants School, Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent
Harpfield Infants School was built in 1875.
Under the guidance of its first chairman, Sir Lovelace Stamer, Rector of Stoke-on-Trent, who was also chairman of the National Schools Board in Stoke, the ...
Hatherton Hall
Grade II listed Hatherton Hall was built in 1817 and was the seat of the Walhouse family. It was rebuilt by Moreton Walhouse, possibly in an emotional reaction to being passed over in his uncle, Sir ...
Hatherton Park
Hatherton Hall is a Grade 2 listed building built in 1817 in the Tudor Gothic style for Moreton Wallhouse Esq. It replaced a previous mediaeval manor house.
This postcard by F. Frith & Son of Reigate ...
Haughton Old Hall,
This sixteenth century house was restored in 1889.
The more decorative timber framed gable is a later addition to the building.
The barn, now converted into a cottage, contains timbers said to have ...
Haughton Old Hall,
This sixteenth century house was restored in 1889.
The more decorative timber framed gable is a later addition to the building.
The barn, now converted into a cottage, contains timbers said to have ...
Hawkesyard Priory and College, Rugeley
A postcard view of the Church and College at Hawkesyard Priory. The mansion on the right was formerly known as Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, which was originally built by Nathaniel Lister and ...
Hawkesyard Priory, Armitage, Staffordshire
Built in the grounds of the late Josiah Spode IV's Armitage Park by the English Dominican friars between 1896 and 1914. Josiah left Hawkesyard to his niece, Helen Gulson for her lifetime and then to the ...
Hawthornden Manor, Bramshall Road, Uttoxeter
The manor was built for Samuel Brassington Bamford (1845-1932) after his marriage to Dorothy Hawthorn in 1875. It was converted into flats by 1978.
Hay Making at Little Onn Hall, Church Eaton
A postcard view of hay making at Little Onn Hall. The Hall was built around 1870 to 1875, but has been altered and enlarged over the years.
Little Onn Hall is close to an earlier medieval moated site ...
Haycock and Tooth, Outfitters Shop, Stafford,
Haycock and Tooth opened at 42 - 43 Greengate Street in 1897, originally the Manchester and Bradford Warehouse.
The front of the building was rebuilt shortly after Haycock and Tooth closed in the mid-1960s. ...
Hayes Lodge, Stone
A postcard view of Hayes Lodge on Longton Road, Stone. Published by A.W. Tilley, newsagent and stationers, 7 Radford Street, Stone.