Ladies' Sitting Room, Coton Hill Asylum, Stafford,
Coton Hill Asylum was built in the 1850s and opened in 1854. It was originally built as an extension to the County Asylum in order to house private patients. It was to be known as The institution for ...
Lady reposing in bed, St. Peter's Church Vicarage, Forsbrook
This lady is Mrs Bridgwood, the mother of the Vicar of St. Peter's Church in Forsbrook. She is buried in Forsbrook cemetery.
Photograph donated by the Blythe Bridge and Forsbrook Local Historical ...
Lady's Maid and girls, Shugborough
Gertie Hulme, Lady's Maid to Lady Lichfield, with Pam Rose (daughter of George Rose, Head Chauffeur to the Earl of Lichfield from about 1920 to 1962), and Lady Celia Anson. They are picnicing by the ...
Landlord and Regulars outside the New Inn, Stafford,
The New Inn was on Broad Eye; the landlord was Mr Ernest Haywood, seen fourth from the left in his shirt sleeves.
Note that some of the men are wearing flowers in their buttonholes, which was a common ...
Landon's fish & chip shop, Uttoxeter Road, Longton
Peter Landon outside the family fish and chip shop at 1, Uttoxeter Road, Longton, with pet cat “Smokey”. Peter is dressed in his Sunday best clothes just before going to church. As it is a Sunday the ...
Lantern clock
18th century style lantern clock made by clockmaker Fred White of Great Haywood in the early 1970s. Made with recycled brass and other metals in eighteenth century style. Mr White's workshop stood near ...
Large House, Stafford area?
We have been unable to identify this house, believed to be in the Stafford area. Does anyone recognise it?
Postcard published by Thomas Illingworth & Co.
Lasting Dept., Mason and Marson Shoe Factory, Stafford,
In the lasting department shoe uppers were stretched over lasts before the heels and soles were added. Spare wooden lasts can be seen hanging from the ceiling.
This is one of a series of postcards ...
Laundry Drying Room, Stafford Gaol
Prison linen drying by the range in the laundry.
Laundry staff, Cheddleton Asylum
Staff pictured in the laundry at Cheddleton Asylum. Standing second from left and wearing a dark dress is one of the female attendants.
In 1890 Staffordshire County Council’s Lunacy Committee decided ...
Law family at The Poplars, Pattingham
Pictured standing, from left to right, are Mabel Law, Kate Law, Thomas Law, Mary Jane Law, Frank Law. Ernest Law is seen sitting on the steps to the house. They must have lived in the house sometime ...
Leading Seaman, Roy Tittensor, Stafford Station
Pictured arriving at Stafford Railway Station is Leading Seaman Roy Tittensor, home from service in Korean waters and being welcomed by his brother-in-law, mother, sister, Mrs Marion Goodwin and his father. ...
Leonard Clarke of Hednesford
Len Clarke of 31, Church Hill, Hednesford with 'Truro' the dog. Len lost two fingers in a childhood accident. He was born in 1905 to James and Phoebe Clarke who had come to live in Hednesford from Worcestershire ...
Les Davies and dogs, Croxton
Les Davies and his two dogs named Shep and Pom.
Licensees of the Jolly Crafts Public House, Stafford
Studio portrait of Harry and Edith Taylor, who were the licensees of the Jolly Crafts public house on the corner of Chapel Street and Stafford Street. They later moved to the Sir Robert Peel public House ...
Lichfield Museum and Free Library
Built in the Italianate style, this building originally housed Lichfield's Museum and Library and was opened in 1859. In 1958 the Museum was moved into the former probate court adjoining the north side ...
Lichfield Road, Stafford
View form the junction of Lichfield Road and Wolverhampton Road.
The Baptist Chapel on The Green opened in 1896. The unusual spire was designed by Birmingham architect Ewen Harper.
To the right ...
Little Moor Grange, Pattingham
The Waine family in the garden at Little Moor Grange.