Monument to the Duke of Sutherland, Trentham Park
The monument was erected in 1836 in honour of the 1st Duke of Sutherland, George Granville Leveson-Gower, at Trentham Gardens. The monument was designed by Charles Winks and the figure was sculpted under ...
Moorland High and Middle School, Moorland Road, Burslem
This large school complex was constructed between 1900 and 1924 and consists of the main administration block and a large classroom block.
The administrative block is a two storey building, three rooms ...
Moorland Road High School (Park Annexe), Park Estate, Burslem
Moorland Road High School consists of two buildings constructed between 1878 and 1900. This picture shows the front west side of the first building. It is mainly one storey with some first floor projections ...
Motorcycles outside Rugeley Grammar School
Gerald McCann (second from left) and friends on their motorcycles, pictured outside Rugeley Grammar School, on the corner of Wolseley Road and Station Road, Rugeley. The motorcycle makers are Levis, ...
Motorcycles outside Rugeley Grammar School
Motorcyclists pictured outside Rugeley Grammar School, on the corner of Wolseley Road and Station Road, Rugeley. The motorcycle makers are Levis, Harley-Davidson, triumph and Zenith.
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Mount Pleasant Church of England School, Smithpool Road, Fenton
Mount Pleasant Junior and Infants' School was on the corner of Smithpool Road and Whieldon Road. Originally opened as a branch of St peter's Church of England School in 1858, these building date from ...
Mr Browne, Headmaster, Clifton Campville
Mr C.H. Browne was headmaster at Clifton School from January 1874 until March 1920.
Charles Herbert Browne entered the teaching profession as a pupil teacher at Shepton Mallet Boys' School in 1867. ...
Music Class, Corporation Street Primary Boys School, Stafford
A group of boys holding triangles, drums and tambourines in the hall of Corporation Street Primary Boys School, Stafford, built in 1909. The school is now known as John Wheeldon Primary Academy (2017). ...
National School and Church, Armitage
The National School was built in 1839 and was replaced in 1914 by the nearby Croft Primary School in 1914. The building still exists, the exterior largely unchanged, and in the past has been a Youth Club. ...
National School Group, Stafford
The Junior Girls III class group at the National School, Gaol Road.
The National School in Gaol Road was built in 1825 by St Mary's Church but later transferred to nearby Christ Church. It closed in ...
National School, Armitage
A snowy view of the National School, Rugeley Road, Armitage, built in 1839. Church Lane leads off to the right.
This picture is from an album of photographs taken by Thomas Harvey Boycott (1876-1949) ...
National School, Cheddleton
Located at the junction of Hollow Lane, Shaffalong Lane and Park Lane, the mixed National School, Cheddleton opened in about 1855 and became known locally as the 'Top School'. It had two further classrooms ...
National School, Eccleshall
The National School was built on Kerry Lane in 1862. The school closed in 1928 and was used as a social club, and for a short time after the World War II it was a cinema. Today the building is a private ...
National School, Fulford
The Victorian National School was built in 1823, at a cost of 125 pounds, after the existing village school was criticised by the Reverend John Dunderdale for its poor facilities. Its early successive ...
National School, Gaol Road
The National School in Gaol Road was built in 1825 by St Mary's Church but later transferred to nearby Christ Church. It closed in 1909 but was not demolished until 1984.
National School, Gaol Road, Stafford
The National School in Gaol Road was built in 1825 by St Mary's Church but later transferred to nearby Christ Church. It closed in 1909 but was not demolished until 1984.
National School, Gaol Road, Stafford
The National School in Gaol Road was built in 1825 by St Mary's Church but later transferred to nearby Christ Church. It closed in 1909 but was not demolished until 1984.
National School, Moreton
The National School in Moreton was built in 1846 at a cost of £450 with stone given by John Cotes of Woodcote, Shropshire. It was enlarged in 1874 and again in 1895 in order to accommodate 100 children. ...