Portrait of Alice and Ada Vernon, Milwich,
Tartan clothes were very popular for children in the 1870s.
Portrait of Geoffrey Tavernor as a Small Boy, Stafford,
Studio portrait of Geoffrey Dean Tavernor. Geoffrey was the son of Harry and Annie Tavernor. The photographer was Thomas Pearce, whose studio was on Peel Terrace.
Geoffrey Tavernor was born on 4 ...
Portrait of Leek Grammar School Pupils, Clerk Bank, Leek
The school was founded in 1723 by Thomas Parker, the 1st Earl of Macclesfield, and Lord Chancellor who was born in Leek. The headmaster Mr J.J. Sykes is seen in this picture with a beard and wearing a ...
Portrait of school boys and masters, Standard B, Chadsmoor Boys School
The Eton style collars worn by most of the boys were probably provided by the photographer in order to make them look smarter! The teacher on the left is Mr T. Rylands Parton, who only a few years later ...
Portrait of the Boulton Family, Stafford,
John Boulton and Margaret Emma Boulton (nee Machin) with their children Ernest Frederick on the left, Hylda in the centre and baby Muriel Margaret.
The Boulton family lived in Queensville, where John ...
Portrait of the Shelley Family, Stafford,
Ernest and Alice Shelley with their daughter, also named Alice.
The photograph was taken in Charles Fowke's Stafford studio on Victoria Road.
Portrait of Two Small Girls, Stafford,
Photograph of Norah (in the pram) and Mavis Mottram, taken in the garden of their home on Eccleshall Road.
Post Office and General Stores, Hixon,
A postcard view of the Post Office and General Stores in Bath Lane, Hixon, which was owned by the Hammond family. The building was extended and later became known as Hixon Pet Shop.
This postcard was ...
Presentation, Manor Hill County Primary School, Walton, Stone
Presentation to Philip Belcher of Manor Hill County Primary School who gained 100% marks in Stone Cycling proficiency Tests in 1964.
Primrose Cottage, Slindon,
Mrs Upton with her son Frank, outside Primrose Cottage, situated on Rock lane, about 400 metres from the junction with the A519.
Prize Giving, Walhouse Junior School, Cannock
Walhouse School was founded in 1828 by Mrs Ann Craycroft Walhouse of Hatherton Hall who gave £2,000 to buy the land and build a school and teacher's house on New Penkridge Road. By 1851 it had become ...
Prizewinners from Milner Girls' School, Leek
The girls are pictured with their Headmistress Miss Williams. Milner Girls High School became Leek High School upon conversion to the comprehensive system in 1976.
Pupils and staff, Cheddleton School
Pupils and staff of Cheddleton School with the Vicar of Cheddleton, Rev. William Gaisford Burgis. The photograph was probably taken in the Vicarage garden.
Back row (left to right): unknown, Mrs Parnell, ...
Pupils and teacher, Cheddleton School
Class II pupils and their teacher at Cheddleton Public Elementary school which opened in 1853. The headmaster at the time, standing far left, was John James Parnell.
Pupils and teacher, Cheddleton School
Class II pupils and their teacher at Cheddleton Public Elementary school which opened in 1853. The headmaster at the time was John James Parnell.
Pupils and teacher, Salt School
A group of boys with their teacher at Salt School. Salt C.E. School was built by the Earl of Shrewsbury in memory of his daughter, who died in 1856.
Pupils and teachers, Salt School
A group of girls and their teachers at Salt School. The name of the girl with the doll (3rd row, far right) is Nellie Emma Jones (born Hopton in 1891, died 1974).
Salt C.E. School was built by the ...
Pupils at Barlaston Village School
A group of pupils in the playground of Barlaston School. Barlaston School was built in 1845 as a charity school, and extended in 1861. It became a public elementary school in 1873. The school closed ...