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Decorated Prams, Baby Week, Stafford
This postcard view shows 'Baby Day' which was organised by the Maternity and Child Welfare Committee of Stafford Council after the First World War.
Prizes were given to the best decorated prams and ...
Decorated Prams, Baby Week, Stafford,
'Baby Day' was organised by the Maternity and Child Welfare Committee of Stafford Council after the First World War.
Prizes were given to the best decorated prams and bonniest baby, and judging took ...
Deer in Ashcombe Park, Cheddleton
A herd of Fallow Deer at Ashcombe Park, near Cheddleton.
There had been an Elizabethan mansion known as Botham Hall on the site of the current house, surrounded by a deer park. In the late 18th ...
Deer in Ingestre Park
A Wrench Series postcard printed in Saxony.
The card was posted from Stafford on 11 October 1915 to an address in Sugnall, near Eccleshall.
The Deer Park was north of Ingestre Hall covering a large ...
Demolition of Trentham Hall
A postcard view of demolition in progress at Trentham Hall in May 1912. In the centre just behind the ruin is St. Mary and All Saints Church which is still standing.
This postcard photograph was taken ...
Densy Lodge, Draycott-in-the-Clay
Densy Lodge is in the parish of Draycott-in-the-Clay and is situated by the A515 road between Draycott-in-the-Clay and Sudbury.
Photograph by Alfred McCann of High Street, Uttoxeter.
Derby Road, Uttoxeter
A postcard view taken on Dove Bank looking north along Derby Road, Uttoxeter. On the left behind the wall is Alleyne’s Grammar School. Also on the left amongst the trees are two buildings, one is partly ...
Devadason Family Wedding, Stafford,
Mr Devadason's brother's wedding party, Weeping Cross.
Dilhorne Hall: water colour painting
Showing Dilhorne Hall (since rebuilt), the church, and to the left, a windmill, all seen from a distance across pasture land. [From the north.]Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
The Hall was demolished in the 1930s....
Dolphin Fountain, Alton Towers
The Dolphin Fountain in its own lake and adjacent to the Pagoda Fountain. This postcard view was franked at 9.00 PM on 11 August 1938 in Wolverhampton and posted to an address in Tarporley, Cheshire.
Alton ...
Domestic Science group at Marston Council School, Marston, near Stafford
A domestic science class group at Marston Council School.
Back row (left to right): unknown, Ruth Parton, unknown, Gladys Brown.
Front row: May Reece, unknown, Phylis Bentley, Bessie Lowndes, E. ...
Domestic servant, Shugborough
Dressed for a day out is Maisie Stephens, 3rd housemaid, in the gardens at Shugborough.
Beatrice Maisie Stephens was born on 18 December 1915 at Caerffili. Her first job was at Penrice Castle when ...
Domestic servants, Shugborough
Laundry maid Janet Downie with 3rd housemaid Maisie Stephens standing by the River Sow at the rear of Shugborough Hall. They shared a room in the Servants' Quarters.
Janet Downie left Shugborough ...
Donkey Rides, Alton Towers
The gardens at Alton Towers re-opened to the public after World War II in 1952. During the 1960s, under the management of Denis and Anthony Bagshaw, Alton Towers became an increasingly popular visitor ...
Dora Wiles, Rugeley
This photograph is from a collection of photographs relating to Dora Wiles who is pictured outside her home 16 Hill Street, Rugeley. Dora was a patient at Yarnfield Hospital in 1928 and in 1930 and during ...
Doric Temple , Enville Hall
The Enville Hall estate was landscaped between 1745 and 1755 by the 4th Earl of Stamford, using the services of the poet and landscape designer William Shenstone of Halesowen, and Sanderson Miller, a ...
Doric Temple, Shugborough Park,
Built c.1760 this is one of two copies of the Temple of Hephaistos in Athens by James 'Athenian' Stuart. The first version was commissioned by Hagley Hall In Worcestershire in 1758, and is believed to ...
Dovecote, Dean's Hall Farm, Brewood
This building is part of the agricultural outbuildings at Dean’s Hall Farm on Hyde Mill Lane, Brewood. It was described in 1964 by the photographer, Dr J. E. C. Peters, as having an archway and a vantage ...