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Clifton Campville Church: lithograph (vignetted)
West view taken from the field gateway, showing the tower, the spire, and the west window of the south aisle.'I. H, del., [drawn]; Madeley, lith., [lithographed] 3 Wellington Street, Strand.'
Clifton Campville Church: pen and sepia drawing
North view from the churchyard, showing the tall tower and spire, the north transept and the chancel windows which are square-headed.Anonymous. [?Jukes or Paddey.]
Clifton Campville Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Clifton Campville Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the south aisle, and the east windows (Decorated), of five lights each.'J. Buckler.'
Clifton Campville Church: sepia drawing
'West View of Clifton Campville Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the tower, which is of three stages with buttresses at the corner angles. The pinnacles have flying buttresses against the spire. Also ...
Clifton Campville Church: water colour painting
West view showing the tower and spire, the Parsonage House, (as altered 1778), and the stabling on the right.Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
Club Day event, Leek
A horse drawn float decorated for a 'Club Day', outside St. Edward's Church, Leek.
From left to right: Harry Sigley; Stanley Sigley; Cassie McEwan; Donald McEwan; unknown; Fred Grindley; Humphrey Chadwick....
Club Day procession, Church Street, Leek
The procession was part of the Sunday School festival which took place every year on the first Friday in August. The event is now held on the second Saturday in July. A mixture of adults and children ...
Club Day, Cheswardine, Shropshire
Club Day procession at Cheswardine walking down the High Street away from St. Swithin's Church
Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.
Cobden Street, Dresden, Longton. Photographed by William Blake.
This photograph shows the newly built Cobden Street in Dresden when the town of Longton was still prospering and expanding its suburbs.
Beyond the trees at the top of the street and out of view is Florence ...
Cobridge Brick & Marl Co fireclay pit off Scotia Road, Tunstall
The view north towards Tunstall over the Scotia Bank fireclay pit. The pit belonged to the Cobridge Brick & Marl Company. Their main site was alongside Leek Road, the pit east of Scotia Road was a second ...
Cobridge Church: engraving
South view of the church, (built 1839-40, in Gothic Revival style in brick and stone,) showing a nave of five bays, a small chancel and a west tower with pinnacles. 'H. Sherwin, fecit.,' [drawn and engraved.]...
Cobridge Church: pen and wash drawing
'Coberidge New Church,'[built 1839-40]. South west view of the church built in Gothic Revival style, in brick and stone. Showing the south aisle, and the tower of four stages with crenellation and ...
Cobridge Providence Chapel, Stoke-on-Trent
The Providence Chapel was part of the Methodist New Connexion and the chapel stood on the corner of Elder Road and Grange Street. Originally built in 1822, the chapel was rebuilt twice in 1884 and 1940 ...
Codsall Church - South Doorway: sepia drawing
'South Doorway of Codsall Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a Norman door of two orders, with zig-zag decoration. 'J. B.,' [John Buckler].
Codsall Church and Vicarage
St. Nicholas' Church was largely rebuilt in 1846-8 by E, Banks of Wolverhampton, but retains its Perpendicular tower and a Norman south doorway.
The vicarage was built south of the church in 1848. ...
Codsall Church: engraving
South east view showing a large porch between two windows of three lights each, and a window near the chancel. There is a windmill to the right. [Before the rebuilding (except the tower) in 1848.]Anonymous....
Codsall Church: sepia drawing
North west view showing the north side of the nave with two windows. No buttresses are shown. There is a west window in the tower. [Before the rebuilding (except the tower) in 1848.]Anonymous, [H. J. ...
Codsall Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Codsall Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the chancel, the nave (with a low-pitched leaden roof), the Norman south door between four pointed-arched windows, and the tower. The chancel ...