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Chartley Hall: sepia drawing
'Chartley old Hall from the Castle Hill,' showing a pastoral scene of the valley with hills in the background. Also showing a large pool with a bridge over, and a Georgian hall with other buildings, ...
Chartley Railway Station,
Chartley Station opened in 1867, and closed in 1939.
The shelter in the centre of the photograph is the only building to survive to this day. During 2001 it was re-erected at a few miles away at Amerton ...
Chase View
During the First World War two military camps were built on the Chase - Brocton Camp, which was located near to Anson's Bank, and Rugeley Camp which extended along Penkridge Bank. The two camps were separated ...
Chaseley Road, Rugeley
A colour-tinted postcard view of Chaseley Road. During World War I this route was often used by soldiers walking from the nearby Army Camp to Rugeley and back. The entrance on the right is to Chase View, ...
Chatterley Whitfield and Fegg Hayes from Burslem Golf Course
The view north east from Burslem Golf Course towards Chell Heath, Fegg Hayes and Chatterley Whitfield spoil tip. To the right in front of the spoil tip is Burnwood School.
Chatterley Whitfield spoil tip from Bank Haye Brook, Stoke-on-Trent
A view north along the Bank Haye Brook valley towards the waste tip of Chatterley Whitfield colliery. Mow Cop appears faintly on the horizon to the left of the photograph beyond the electricity pylons. ...
Cheadle from High Shutt
View of the town from the vantage point of High Shutt. The building, alongside the road is 'The Grange', a mid-19th century house, which replaced an earlier dwelling there. The Grange is now run (in 2003) ...
Cheadle, Above Park Quarter, 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 ...
Cheadle, Cheadle Quarter, 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 ...
Cheadle, Grange Quarter, 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 ...
Cheadle, Huntley Quarter, 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 ...
Cheadle, Key plan, 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 ...
Chebsey, 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 ...
Checkley Church. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape including St. Mary & All Saints Church, Church Lane, Checkley, Staffordshire.
Checkley from Checkley Bank. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape overlooking Checkley, Staffordshire.
This view was taken from Checkley Bank.
Checkley from the South. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape overlooking Checkley, Staffordshire.
This view was taken from Checkley Bank, to the south of the village. Rectory Farm can be seen to the right.
Checkley Village from Checkley Bank. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape with a view of Checkley Village taken from Checkley Bank, Staffordshire.