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Alfred Harrison outside Seighford Hall
Alfred Harrison on horseback outside Seighford Hall. He was born in 1884, Tettenhall, near Wolverhampton. He is believed to have been a farmer, and served in the Army during the 1st World War, possibly ...
Alfred Lees Gents' Outfitters, Eccleshall,
Alfred Lees' gents outfitters was on the corner of Castle Street and Stone Road (formerly Chebsey Lane).
The building is now the restaurant of the George Hotel.
Alfred Meakins pottery factory, Hollywall Lane, Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent
Alfred Meakins opened their factory off Hollywall Lane in 1957. The site was originally part of the Williamson estate which was sold off in the 1950s of which Meakins purchased 150 acres. Robert Williamson ...
Alfred Meakin's Royal Albert Pottery, Tunstall
Alfred Meakin's Victoria Pottery on the right looking up Bank Street. Meakin's took over an existing pottery in 1873 and expanded the factory in 1885. The site is now housing
Alfred Parker, Chemist, High Street, Uttoxeter
Advertisement for Alfred Parker, manufacturing pharmacist, optician, dentist, and practical photographic chemist, 9 High Street, Uttoxeter.
Alfred Street, Fenton
Looking along Alfred Street from the eastern end close to where it meets Morville Close. At the far end is the Queen Victoria public house on Victoria Road. Morville Close used to be Dimmock Street, ...
Alhambra Cinema, Longton
Built in 1914 by T C Wild, a Longton pottery owner and future Lord Mayor of Stoke-on-Trent, the Alhambra picture house stood on Upper Normacot Road at the corner of Herbert Road (off to the right). Spring ...
Alhambra Picture House, Normacot
The Alhambra picture house stood on Upper Normacot Road. It was built in 1914 by T. C. Wild, a Longton pottery owner, later Lord Mayor of Stoke-on-Trent. The cinema closed in 1977, and stood derelict ...
Alistair Road, Oakhill, Stoke-on-Trent
A view west along Alistair Road from its junction with Kensington Road. The area was open land in 1900. By 1924 the terraced houses on the right had been built and the other side was filled in by 1937 ...
All Saints' (C of E) Primary School, Alrewas
At the time this photograph was taken, this redundant school building had been replaced by a modern school building with the same name on Furlong Close; and was being used as a Staffordshire County Education ...
All Saints' (C of E) Primary School, Alrewas
The former village school building, situated on Mill End Lane, pictured when it was being used as an Outdoor Education Centre.
It has since been converted to residential accommodation .
All Saints' Church , Trysull
View looking westwards along Bell Road towards All Saint's Church.
All Saints Church and graveyard, Dilhorne
Assorted styles of 18th and 19th century memorials can be seen in the graveyard surrounding the church.
The Church of All Saints has one of the few octagonal towers in the country. The lower part of ...
All Saints' Church and Vicarage, Milwich,
The first record of a church on this site is dated c.1140. The tower of the present building dates from the late fifteenth century, although the remainder of the church was rebuilt in the 1790s after ...
All Saints' Church Club Day, Leek
All Saints’ Church Club Day procession with the church banner by the Nicholson Memorial at the eastern end of Derby Street. Standing second from right is the Rev. N. Turner. In the background is the ...
All Saints' Church Font, Milwich,
The font in All Saints' Church dates from the thirteenth century and is decorated with roll moulding at the rim and base.
Part of the font is plain and it is probable the font was never finished or ...
All Saints' Church Interior, Chebsey,
All Saints dates from the Norman period. The tower features an outside stair turret. The churchyard contains an Anglo-Saxon cross shaft.
Inside the church can be found late Victorian stained glass ...
All Saints' Church interior, Dilhorne
The interior of the chancel.
Pevsner stated "the chancel is late-medieval but over-restored (by Christian)' and described the oak altar rail as 'Jacobean'.
The church contains a list of vicars ...