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Domestic servants, Woodseaves area
Maids, footmen, a chauffeur and a dog at an unidentified country house, somewhere in the Woodseaves area.
Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.
Domestic staff at the Rectory, Enville
A group of domestic staff pictured at Enville Rectory. From left to right: Jennie Piper, Nellie Hodges, Rose Davis, Annie Griffiths and Ethel Pitt.
The 1911 census lists Ellen Mary Hodges, cook, aged ...
Donkey and Trap, Woodseaves area
This is a working cart which would have been used for short journeys, such as a trip to the market. If you recognise the location or the people in this photograph, please let us know.
Photographer: ...
Donkey ride, Queen Street, Kidsgrove
This photograph shows Frederick Polles Junior on a donkey at the rear of Queen Street. Frederick Polles became a miner and photographer.
Donkey Rides, Milford Common Fair,
Milford was a very popular weekend destination for visitors in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Excursion trains ran between Stafford and Milford stations.
A weekend fair, with donkey ...
Donkeys, Blackpool. Photographed by William Blake.
Group portrait of holiday makers taking a donkey ride on Blackpool Beach, Lancashire.
The base of Blackpool Tower can be seen in the background.
Donkeys, Blackpool. Photographed by William Blake.
Portrait of two boys taking a donkey ride on Blackpool Beach, Lancashire.
One of the town's piers can be seen in the background.
Doorway, Crooked House, Himley
The front door of the Glynne Arms public house, Himley, better known as the Crooked House. The licencee's sign above the door names Sarah Glaze. She died in 1937 but her son, George, continued to run ...
Dora Wiles at Yarnfield Hospital
Dora Wiles from Rugeley is pictured at Yarnfield Hospital, near Stone.
This photograph is from a collection of photographs relating to Dora who was a patient at Yarnfield Hospital in 1928 and in ...
Dora Wiles with Patients and Nursing Staff, Yarnfield Hospital
Back row (left to right): Mrs Fernyhough, Miss Somers, Nurse Barnett, Edna Terry and Dora Wiles.
Centre row: unknown, E Bancroft, Miss Topliss, R Danks, Florrie and Ella Gilbert.
Front row: Maisie Bentley ...
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 ...
Dorman Diesels factory floor
Dorman Diesels factory floor on Tixall Road, prior to the factory being aquired by Perkins Engines Co Ltd.
This view is of the crankshaft machining line. The blue 'hut' on the left of the picture houses ...
Dorman-Hanson Rock Hammer Drill, Stafford
James Hanson demonstrating the rock drill he designed. James is second from left holding the drill bit which he is showing to Prime Minister David Lloyd George.
James Hanson worked on rock drills ...
Dorothy Perkins, Ironmarket, Newcastle-under-Lyme
The Dorothy Perkins brand began as H.P. Newman, a drapers, in 1909. The first Dorothy Perkins shop opened in 1919, specializing in women’s clothing. The Newcastle-undef-Lyme shop on Ironmarket opened ...
Dot. Batkin, Easter 1907. Photographed by William Blake.
Outdoor portrait of a young girl posing in formal dress. She is named Dot Batkin and the photograph was taken during the Easter period of 1907, when it is thought Dot was twelve.
Dot's father was ...
Dove Bridge, Rocester
A stone built single arch road bridge, running from left to right. On the right hand side are steps leading dwon from the road. A group of five children are standing by an overhanging tree; one of them ...
Dovedale
A view of the River Dove at Dovedale near Lovers' Leap, taken from the Derbyshire side of the river, with the limestone crags of the Twelve Apostles on the Staffordshire side in the background. This area ...
Dovedale. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape with a view of the River Dove taken at Dovedale, Derbyshire.
This area is now part of the Peak District National Park.