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Caverswall Footpath, Dilhorne. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape including the Caverswall footpath. Taken at Dilhorne, Staffordshire.
Caverswall, Staffordshire, tithe map
Tithe maps and tithe awards are invaluable for the history of villages, properties, families, agriculture and landscape in England and Wales in the period 1837 – 1852. Tithe maps are usually drawn at ...
Caverswall, Staffordshire: manor of Weston Coyney, tithe map
Tithe maps and tithe awards are invaluable for the history of villages, properties, families, agriculture and landscape in England and Wales in the period 1837 – 1852. Tithe maps are usually drawn at ...
Chamberlain Avenue from Hunter's Way, Penkhull
This is the view south eastwards down Chamberlain Avenue from the corner of Hunter's Way. At the bottom of the step bank is London Road in Stoke and Boothen beyond. In the floor of the valley are the ...
Chapel Tower, Alton Towers
View from the south-west of the Chapel Tower at Alton Towers. The Chapel (on the right of the tower) and its tall slim tower was designed by Thomas Fradgley and Joseph Potter and completed by 1833, but ...
Chapel, Alton Towers
This postcard view was taken looking from the south-east. On the left is the Armoury and the Picture Gallery, centre left the Conservatory which was built in about 1815 to 1819 to designs by Thomas Hopper ...
Charabancs, High Street, Stone
Two charabancs full of passengers on an outing, possibly organised by Stone Traders' Association. The photograph was taken in front of Frederick Jacks' chemists and pharmacists shop at 62 High Street, ...
Charnes Hall, Wetwood, near Eccleshall
A postcard view of Charnes Hall which was built around 1680. It was extended and remodelled in 1720 and then again around 1800. It was the home of the Yonge and Vernon-Yonge families. In 1916 it was ...
Charnes Old Hall, Wetwood
Wheat ricks built by Tom Oldbury at Charnes Old Hall Farm. In the absence of barns, the ricks were well thatched to keep the grain dry.
From left to right: Tom Oldbury, Joyce Smith (Women's Land Army ...
Chartley Castle
Chartley Castle was built by the Earls of Chester some time after the Norman Conquest. The original castle was constructed from earth and timber and was situated on top of a small natural hill.
The ...
Chartley Castle
Description:Chartley Castle was built by the Earls of Chester some time after the Norman Conquest. The original castle was constructed from earth and timber and was situated on top of a small natural ...
Chartley Castle
Chartley Castle was built by the Earls of Chester some time after the Norman Conquest. The original castle was constructed from earth and timber and was situated on top of a small natural hill.
The ...
Chartley Castle ruins
Chartley Castle was built by the Earls of Chester some time after the Norman Conquest. The original castle was constructed from earth and timber and was situated on top of a small natural hill.
The ...
Chartley Castle Ruins,
Chartley Castle was built by the Earls of Chester some time after the Norman Conquest. The original castle was constructed from earth and timber and was situated on top of a small natural hill.
The ...
Chartley Hall
This postcard view of Chartley Hall was taken by Uttoxeter photographer Alfred McCann. Note the cannons in the arches just above the moat. The original moated timber mansion house at Chartley was home ...
Chartley Hall - Park: sepia drawing (vignetted)
'A remarkable oak tree in Chartley Park,' showing a hollow and stunted oak tree, with one arm in leaf over-hanging to the left, under which there are deer.Artist: Thomas Peploe Wood.
Chartley Hall and Grounds, Stowe-by-Chartley
The original moated timber mansion house at Chartley was home to the Devereux family, who had moved from Chartley Castle during the fifteenth century.
In 1575 Elizabeth I was entertained at Chartley ...
Chartley Hall and Grounds, Stowe-by-Chartley,
The original moated timber mansion house at Chartley was home to the Devereux family, who had moved from Chartley Castle during the fifteenth century.
In 1575 Elizabeth I was entertained at Chartley ...