Stafford Girls' High School,
Stafford Girls' High School started in 1903 as a private school at the Moat House on Newport Road. In 1907 it moved into the buildings at The Oval (pictured) which were built by the County Council. ...
Stafford Girls' High School,
Stafford Girls' High School started in 1903 as a private school at the Moat House on Newport Road. In 1907 it moved into the buildings at The Oval (pictured) which were built by the County Council. ...
Stafford Grammar School, Newport Road, Stafford
View of the School House at King Edward VI Grammar School from the front. The two girls near the doorway are believed to be Mabel Frances Layng (later to become an artist) and Ada Clarice Layng, the daughters ...
Stafford Grammar School, Newport Road, Stafford
View of the School House at King Edward VI Grammar School from the north east. The two girls and man saeted in the garden are believed to be the Headmaster of the Grammar School, Alfred Edward Freestone ...
Stafford Grammar School, Newport Road, Stafford
A view of the School House at King Edward VI Grammar School from the south east. The two girls playing croquet are believed to be Mabel Frances Layng (later to become an artist) and Ada Clarice Layng, ...
Stafford Library, Staffordshire Place 1, Stafford
View of Stafford Library occupying the ground floor of the 'Staffordshire Place 1' building in the local County Council office complex at Staffordshire Place, off Tipping Street. Stafford's main library ...
Stafford Senior Netball team, Rising Brook School, Stafford
Stafford Senior netball team pictured on one of the netball and tennis courts at Rising Brook School. On the left there is a glimpse of houses on the Wolverhampton Road (A449) and on the right a part ...
Stafford Street School, Class IV, Burton-on-Trent
The schoolmaster is Mr Whitworth, and on the extreme right on the bottom row is George E. Beeby.
Stafford Technical College
Stafford Technical College showing the bridge over Cherry Street connecting the two main blocks of the college. The bridge has since been demolished.
Stafford Technical College Building, Tenterbanks, Stafford
Stafford Wesley Methodists Sunday School, Earl Street, Stafford
150th anniversary celebrations of Stafford Wesley Methodists Sunday School, Earl Street, Stafford. Below is an extract from an article published in the Staffordshire Newsletter on 23 April 1956:
For ...
Station Road, Barlaston
A postcard view of a quiet scene on Station Road in Barlaston. On the left the large Victorian house amongst the trees is known as ‘The Limes’ which was built in the 1890s. In 1950 the Wedgwood Memorial ...
Station Road, Stone
A view of Station Road taken from the junction with Northesk Street, looking towards Stone town centre. The large buildings in the middle distance are the school buildings of St. Dominic's Convent, built ...
Stoke on Trent College, College Road, Stoke-on-Trent
The College of Building, part of Stoke on Trent College, on College Road. This later became a more general teaching building, home to languages, humanities and basic skills. Originally the land was the ...
Stoke upon Trent Town Hall, Glebe Street
This 1904 view along Glebe Street shows on the left, St Peter's Cambers, the Town Hall and the Glebe public house. The road between St Peter's Chambers (now demolished) and the Town Hall became Kingsway. ...
Stone - Free School: sepia drawing
'The Free School at the East end of Saint Michael's Church yard at Stone, Staffordshire.' This appears to be the back of the Grammar School from the south east, [see SV X.19c, for comparative view.] ...
Stone - Grammar School: sepia drawing
'Grammar School at Stone, Staffordshire.' South west view showing a brick Georgian building of two storeys with transomed windows, an outside staircase to the upper floor and a cupola on the roof, standing ...
Stone Bootmakers' Strike
A bootmakers' strike gathering, standing outside Christ Church School on Northesk Street. This photograph is believed to have been taken on the occasion of a meeting of striking boot and shoe operatives ...