Wimpy Kiosk, Bridge Street, Stafford
The Wimpy kiosk which stood on Bridge Street, Stafford. Beyond can be seen the multi-storey car park and Tesco supermarket, demolished in 2014.
Wine Sellers, High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Wine Sellers was an off-licence which opened around late 1974 or early 1975. The shop was vacant by 1983. Nowadays (2024) it is the Slug and Lettuce.
Winshill flour mill, Burton upon Trent
As early as 1086 Burton Abbey owned a mill on this site on the Winshill side of the River Trent. The flor mill was rebuilt in 1701-2 and again in 1745 by Henry Hayne.
Thomas Greensmith installed a ...
Wolverhampton Road, Stafford
This view was taken on the Wolverhampton Road, near The Green by the entrance to the present Friary Retail Park (2025). The terrace of houses on the left were demolished in the late 1970's and replaced ...
Women ale loaders, Bass, Burton-on-Trent
Women workers rolling casks between the brewery buildings during World War I.
Women workers packing Bass bottles, Shobnall Ale Stores, Bass, Burton-on-Trent
Women packing bottles of pale ale into wooden crates with straw inside at Shobnall Ale Stores. In the background are stacked casks.
Women workers, Shobnall Bottling Stores, Burton-on-Trent
Women working at Shobnall Ale Stores, Bass, Burton-on-Trent
Group of women working around a bottle filling machine in the Shobnall Ale Stores.
Worker at Bass Transport Department filling a 120 barrel road tanker, Burton-on-Trent
Workers at Ecton Creamery
Ecton Creamery and Cheese Factory occupied a converted smelting house associated with Ecton copper mines. The creamery closed in 1933, and the Leek and Manifold Light Railway which delivered to and collected ...
Workers at Shobnall Cask Department, Bass, Burton-on-Trent
This group of men, two wearing cooper's aprons, are standing on the Ale Dock at Shobnall Cask Department, with the Cask Washing Department in the background.
Workers at the Unigate Dairy, Uttoxeter
A group of female workers pictured outside the Unigate Dairy in Uttoxeter.
From left to right: Mary Gibson, Gladys Scotney, Linda Ward, Audrey Holmes, Mary Chell and Audrey Sanchez.
Front (crouching): ...
Workers outside the Joiners Shop, Bass, Burton-on-Trent
The brewery's Joiners' Shop, is now the Bass Museum.
Worthington & Co. staff, Burton-on-Trent
Worthington & Co. staff, 1891. Bottom row, left to right: J.J. Bound, G. Mayon, W. Smithard, R. Ingram, J. Coxon, Jnr Wilks. Second row: W.C. Buxton, J.P. Coulton, W.S. Dunwell, W.P. Manners, J. Green, ...
Worthington & Co.: Brewers, Maltsters and Chemists, Burton-on-Trent
On the back row are: J. G. Perkins, F. B. Linsey, Guy Rudgard, A. R. Evans, F. Buxton, W. Smith Middle row: ? Hornsey, J. H. Chumley, W. Seddon, R. C. Grimshaw, R. Tilbury. A. W. Robottom, J. Andrews, ...
Worthington Brewery Malt Stores
View of Worthington Malt Stores and Worthington No. 12 Malthouse, situated on the east side of High Street. Some railway wagons are visible.
Worthington Floater, Burton-on-Trent
A Worthington Floater outside an unidentified pub in Burton on Trent. The driver of the floater is standing next to the the horse's head wearing a white coat and cap, which has "Worthington" written on ...
Worthington Steam Loco No.16, Bass Engine Shed, Burton-on-Trent
Worthington Steam Locomotive standing in front of the Fire Station wall.