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Boon Hill, Audley
The bottom of Boon Hill Road at its junction with Bignall End Road. Audley Station can just be seen on the right and the chimneys of Diglake Colliery are seen through the trees.
Boothen Mill, Stoke-on-Trent: tinted lithograph
'Mill on the Trent,' showing a round stone building with a water wheel and a stream below. A man and a woman are standing by the side of the wheel.[Presented by Miss H. Riley, 10 Sept., 1940.] Artist: ...
Booth's Farm, Clifton Campville
Booth's farmhouse at Hill Top, on Chestnut Lane, Clifton Campville.
Boscobel - The Royal Oak : copper-plate engraving
'King Charles and Col. Carless in the oak.' Showing King Charles II climbing into the tree. 'Published by J. Hatchard, Piccadily, 4 June 1806.'
Boscobel - The Royal Oak : engraving
The Royal Oak surrounded by a wall. 'D. Parkes, del., [drawn; July, 1807]; J. Basire, sc., [engraved]'
Boscobel - The Royal Oak : sepia drawing
The tree in a field, with a house in the distance. Artist: J. C. Buckler.
Boscobel House, Shropshire
Boscobel House and its Royal Oak tree became famous as hiding places of King Charles II after defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Built in about 1632, Boscobel House was originally a timber-framed ...
Boscobel House: engraving
South view of the house and garden within a stockade, set in a wood. Various items of interest are numbered and described. From the Doncaster edition of 'The history of the rebellion and civil wars in ...
Bosley Cloud
Bosley Cloud, also known as The Cloud, is a prominent hill (standing at 343 metres) situated in the Peak District, with views across the Cheshire Plain. the border between Staffordshire and Cheshire ...
Botanical Study, by Elizabeth Blake
Botanical study of the Primula Vulgaris undertaken in 1922.This study was undertaken by Elizabeth Blake, William Blake's sister, and details were reported to North Staffordshire Field Club meetings.
Longton ...
Botanical Study, by Elizabeth Blake
Botanical study of the Primula Vulgaris undertaken in 1922. This study was undertaken by Elizabeth Blake, William Blake's sister, and details were reported to North Staffordshire Field Club meetings.
Longton ...
Botanical Study, by Elizabeth Blake
Botanical study of the Primula Vulgaris undertaken in 1922. This study was undertaken by Elizabeth Blake, William Blake's sister, and details were reported to North Staffordshire Field Club meetings.
Longton ...
Botanical Study, by Elizabeth Blake
Sketched scientific cross sectional study of a Primrose. The diagram provides names for parts of the plant's anatomy. This study was undertaken by Elizabeth Blake, William Blake's sister, and details ...
Botanical Study, by Elizabeth Blake
Botanical study of the Primula Vulgaris undertaken in 1922. This study was undertaken by Elizabeth Blake, William Blake's sister, and details were reported to North Staffordshire Field Club meetings.
Longton ...
Botanical study, Manifold Valley
Botanical study of the Primula Vulgaris undertaken in 1920.
The flowers were picked near to Thor's Cave at Manifold valley, Staffordshire, by Miss E.M. Blake. They are part of a botanical study looking ...
Botanical study, Manifold Valley
Botanical study of the Primula Vulgaris undertaken in 1921.
The flowers were picked near to Thor's Cave at Manifold valley, Staffordshire, by Miss E.M. Blake. They are part of a botanical study looking ...
Botterham Lock, Wombourne
Botterham Lock stands on the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, which was engineered by James Brindley and opened in May 1772.
Botterham Locks
Botterham Locks stands on the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, which was engineered by James Brindley and opened in May 1772.