Junction of Church Lane and Mill Street, Stafford,
The sixteenth century building on the left was originally a bakery. It was opened as Bradley's Wireless Shop in the 1920s.
The building in the centre is the Nag's Head public house.
Junction of Lichfield Road and Wolverhampton Road, Stafford
On the left is Attwoods garage, and the white building to the right was occupied by Rediffusion. Much of the foreground was demolished to make way for the Island Roundabout.
King Edward VII Memorial Service, Norton in the Moors
A procession led by a brass band heading towards the Memorial Service following the death of King Edward VII on 6 May 1910 held at St. Bartholomew’s Church, Norton in the Moors. In the background is ...
King Edward VII's visit to Burton-on-Trent
The King is seen in the right-hand side of this open carriage passing Burton Station and is being cheered by excited crowds, as he heads into the town centre. The Station Hotel is visible in the background ...
King George VI Coronation celebrations, Granville Square, Stone
Granville Square decorated for the Coronation celebrations. This view shows the Post Office and war memorial, with the Crown and Anchor public house to the left.
The thatched and timber framed building ...
King George VI Coronation celebrations, Stone
Stone High Street looking towards Granville Square and Station Road, decorated for the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. On the left are Joule's brewery offices. On the right is the ...
King George VI Coronation celebrations, Stone
Stone High Street and Market Square decorated for the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Pyatt's grocers shop is on the corner in the centre of this view, with the Unicorn Hotel to the ...
King George VI Coronation celebrations, Stone
The thatched and timber framed building is the Crown and Anchor public house, built in 1675. The inn was damaged by fire in 1937, but was repaired in time to celebrate George VI's Coronation celebrations....
Kings Arms public house, Meir
Photograph taken after the pub had been rebuilt in the 1940s. The Kings Arms was demolished in 2009.
King's Arms Public House, Stone,
The King's Arms public house on High Street.
King's Arms, Eccleshall,
The King's Arms on Stafford Street was originally named The Unicorn. Its neo-Elizabethan timber framed facade covers the original Elizabethan structure.
The King's Arms, like the Royal Oak on High ...
Kings Head, Ford Green Road, Burslem
This two storey rectangular building occupies the corner of Livingstone Street. It is constructed in red flemish brickwork with a tiled hipped roof and has square chimney pots. The corner entrance has ...
Knypersley Road, Norton-in-the-Moors
The Norton Arms public house stands on the corner of Endon Road and Knypersley Road. Ford Green Road is coming in from the left and the cameraman was standing at the end of Norton Lane. The houses and ...
Ladywell Road, Tunstall
At the time of the photograph, this was the eastern end of Sneyd Street, which was renamed Ladywell Road in the 1950s. The photograph was taken looking north west near the corner of Wesley Street.
On ...
Ladywell Road, Tunstall
In the centre of the photograph are buildings numbered 20 to 26 Ladywell Road (originally Sneyd Street) awaiting demolition in the 1960s. This is the southern end of Ladywell Road, close to the junction ...
Lamb Inn, Stafford
The Lamb Inn on Broad Street.
Behind the inn can be seen the gasometer of the Chell Road gas works.
Lamb Inn, Stafford,
The Lamb Inn on Broad Street. Behind the inn can be seen the gasometer of the Chell Road gas works.
On the left can just be seen St. Bertelin's Chapel, which was built to replace St. Augustine's and ...
Lammascote Road, Stafford, (1)
The Unicorn public house is on the corner of Lammascote Road and South Walls.
The road in the foreground is Eastgate Street.