Market Place, Uttoxeter
Market Place, Uttoxeter, with the war memorial in the foreground with the Conduit (also known as the Kiosk) in the distance. The Lion Hotel can be seen to the right.
Photographer: Gerald McCann of ...
Market Square and Conduit Street, Lichfield
Lichfield Market Square, in the days when cars and coaches were allowed to park on the square. In the background is Conduit Street with businesses, from left to right: the Malt Shovel Inn; Halls the Butchers; ...
Market Square from the South, Stafford,
Stafford possessed a market as early as 1206, when Edward the Elder passed a law stating that all buying and selling had to take place in a market town.
On the right can be seen the Shire Hall, built ...
Market Square, Brewood
A view of the Market Square, Brewood, looking south to Church Road. The Swan Hotel on the right was originally a house of probably 15th century origin. it was remodelled in the 19th century and is grade ...
Market Square, Brewood,
Brewood's first market charter was granted to the lord of the manor, the Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, in 1221. Market day was Friday, but had been discontinued by 1851.
Market Square, Lichfield
A postcard view of the Market Square in Lichfield. On the left is a statue of Dr Samuel Johnson. He is most famous for writing the first comprehensive English dictionary, but was also known for being ...
Market Square, Rugeley
A postcard view taken in Market Square looking towards Lower Brook Street in Rugeley. In later years this area became pedestrianised, however, most of the buildings in this scene remain (May 2018). The ...
Market Square, Rugeley
A view of the Market Square looking towards Lower Brook Street in Rugeley. In later years this area became pedestrianised. Some of the buildings in this scene remain, on the left is the National Provincial ...
Market Square, Rugeley
A view of the Market Square in Rugeley. In the background from left to right: Keys’ shop, the Cabin public house, Paris House, children’s wear shop (above are the Offices of the Stafford Railway Building ...
Market Street, Hednesford
Viewed from Church Hill, Market Street, Hednesford. This was the town's main shopping street. The woman stands outside of the Uxbridge Arms public house which was named after the local hero of the Battle ...
Market Street, Hednesford
View from the junction of Church Hill and Rugeley Road. On the left corner is the Uxbridge Arms, and on the right is Doberman Securities.
Market Street, Hednesford
A postcard view of Market Street, Hednesford with the Co-operative store on the immediate left with an upright electrical washing machine on display in the window. Next door is Andrew's shop which usually ...
Market Street, Hednesford
Market Street viewed from the junction of Church Hill with the A460 crossing the photograph in the foreground. Market Street, the town's main street, stretches ahead. Crossing the road to the right ...
Market Street, Hednesford
Viewed from the bottom of Church Hill, looking up Hednesford's main street, Market Street. The Uxbridge Hotel is on the left corner. Posters on the wall advertise Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. whose ...
Market Street, Hednesford
View of Market Street from the bottom of Green Heath Road, Hednesford. On the right hand side are the Anglesey Hotel (large white building) and Station entrance. The Hotel is no longer in use as a hotel, ...
Market Street, Penkridge
This postcard view looks along Market Street towards Crown Bridge. At the far end of the street, on the left, can be seen the sign for the Horse and Jockey public house and beyond is the former Post Office. ...
Market Street, Penkridge
Looking along Market Street towards Crown Bridge. On the far left is the Horse and Jockey public house. At the far end of the street can bee seen Penkridge Post Office on Crown Bridge.
A colour-tinted ...
Market Street, Penkridge
Looking along Market Street towards Crown Bridge. On the left is the sign for the Horse and Jockey public house. On the right hand side is a Fish and Chip Shop and E.J. and J.E. Fowler's newsagents. ...