New Inn Lane, Hanford
A view south east from New Inn Lane towards Hem Heath Colliery. In the centre foreground is the New Mill estate, with houses still being built.
New Park House, Trentham
The south side of New Park House in Trentham. This was once the home of the Tellwright family, directors of Sneyd Collieries Ltd. in the 1920s. The house stood in farmland (New Park Farm) now developed ...
New Road, Audley
A view looking east from Castle Hill, Audley along New Road. The Methodist Chapel and school can clearly be seen to the left. This is now Ravensmead Primary School. The chimneys of Audley Colliery can ...
Newcastle from Clayton Field, Newcastle-under-Lyme
An oil painting by Edward Adveno Brooke of the view from Clayton Road towards Newcastle. Newcastle can be seen in the distance with the tower of St Giles' Church and mill chimneys visible. Figures are ...
Newcastle from Clayton Fields, Newcastle-under-Lyme
A townscape of Newcastle-under-Lyme painted in gouache by William Mussill from Clayton Fields c. 1875.
Newport Road, Stafford,
On the right can be seen Stafford Castle, built in the early nineteenth century on the site of a medieval castle by the Jerningham family.
The construction work was poor and part of the north tower ...
North Staffordshire Hunt, Seighford Hall
This film shows the North Staffordshire Hunt meeting at Seighford Hall – home of Colonel Sir William Dobson – in 1934. Miss Rosamund Harrison, of Maer Hall, was Master of Hounds. The Hunt had a wide following ...
North Staffs. Field, Flower Iris. Photographed by William Blake.
Botanical study of an Iris.
Blake was member of the North Staffs Field Club. It is possible, judging by the title of the photograph, that this image was to be used by the club.
Northwood, near Ellastone
A view from the ford across Northwood Brook looking north west towards Northwood Farm.
Photographer: F.D. Palmby, Ellastone
Nottingham Catchfly, or Silene nutans
You will find this perennial growing on Staffordshire's Carboniferous Limestone.
Flowering between May and July, it can reach a height of 50cm.
This example was found growing at Beresford Dale near ...
Oat field, Loxley, near Uttoxeter
Stooked field of oats belonging to Mr Robert Whittaker of Loxley Bank Farm, near Uttoxeter.
Photographer: Gerald McCann (1897-1970) of Uttoxeter.
Oat field, Top House Farm, Dods Leigh, Leigh
Oat field at Top House Farm, Lees Lane, Dods Leigh, near Uttoxeter. The man in the picture might be Mr W. Turner the farmer at Top House Farm at the time.
Photographer: Gerald McCann, High Street, ...
Offley Brook
The crossroads at Offley Brook, near Eccleshall. The white building used to be the Four Crosses Inn. This postcard view was published by E. J. Hurlstone, Eccleshall, Staffordshire.
Old canal, Meaford, near Stone
This view shows the remains of the original course of the Trent and Mersey Canal near Meaford Locks, just north of Stone. In 1831 the section of the Trent and Mersey Canal by Meaford Lock was straightened. ...
Old English White Park Cattle, Chartley Park,
White Park cattle are one of the oldest breeds of British cattle.
In the thirteenth century several herds were enclosed in parks. Today four of these herds remain - Chartley, Chillingham, Dynevor ...
Old English White Park Cattle, Chartley Park,
White Park cattle are one of the oldest breeds of British cattle.
In the thirteenth century several herds were enclosed in parks. Today four of these herds remain - Chartley, Chillingham, Dynevor ...
Old English White Park Cow and Calf, Chartley Park,
White Park cattle are one of the oldest breeds of British cattle.
In the thirteenth century several herds were enclosed in parks. Today four of these herds remain - Chartley, Chillingham, Dynevor ...
Old Hall Farm, Middle Mayfield
A postcard view of Old Hall Farm, a fine Grade II* listed building, dating from around 1625, which stands on Hall Lane, Middle Mayfield.
Photographer: H.P. Hansen, Ashbourne.