High Street, Eccleshall,
A view of the High Street looking towards the crossroads, with the Bell public house to the left.
High Street, Eccleshall,
On the far right is the Royal Oak Inn, one of Eccleshall's two coaching inns on the London to Chester road (the other is the King's Arms on Stafford Street). With the advent of the railway the landlord ...
High Street, Eccleshall,
View of the High Street looking towards the Castle Street and Stafford Street crossroads.
On the far right is Henry Holland's, agricultural engineers, which today is a pet shop. Next door is the Assembly ...
High Street, Eccleshall,
The timber framed building on the right is the Market Hall (built in 1884) which replaced the Old Market Hall and was constructed to the same design. Later used as a reading room, and briefly rented ...
High Street, Gnosall
Looking south along High Street, Gnosall. The thatched building on the left has since had its timber framework and brick infill exposed. The little boy stands on the step of 34, High Street which is ...
High Street, Gnosall
The house on the left with dormer windows was Grovesnor House, which belonged to the Grovesnor family. The building was later used as the workhouse, but was later demolished and replaced by a school. ...
High Street, Gnosall
Looking north along the High Street. The thatched cottage has since had its plaster removed to reveal timber framing with brick noggin. Talbott's grocers at number 32 is now (2016) Jia Jin Chinese takeaway.
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High Street, Gnosall
A view looking south along High Street, Gnosall, showing the former Duke's Head public house.
From the County Archaeology photograph collection held at Staffordshire Record Office.
High Street, Kinver
Kinver High Street , showing numbers 30,31 and 32. In this view can be seen Bonser's hairdressers, the Kinver Community Association office, and on the far right, part of Bills' Pharmacy.
High Street, Kinver
The White Harte Hotel, the oldest licensed premises in Kinver, can be seen here in the centre of the photograph.
High Street, Kinver
Kinver High Street, showing numbers 18 and 20, originally all one house. It is believed to have been built in 1577 by William Eaton, a baker. Numbers 19 and 20 fell into disrepair in the early 1990s, ...
High Street, Kinver
The White Harte Hotel can be seen to the right.
High Street, Kinver
Looking south east along High Street towards Church Hill, Kinver. On the left is the Kinfare Restaurant at 41, High Street, with a blue Morris Marina parked in front. This is currently (2021) the premises ...
High Street, Longton
Photograph taken looking south-east. Lloyd's Bank can be seen.
High Street, May Bank, Newcastle-under-Lyme
May Bank has always been a predominantly residential area and it remained such in 2002. The main feature of May Bank is the Marsh, which can be seen on the left hand side of this photograph.
High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
This is a very interesting view of the High Street as it is much changed today. The Police station is the white building to the right of the Guildhall. This station opened in 1834, for Newcastle's first ...
High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
The tram lines visible in the centre of this photograph give the date of pre 1928, when the trams were removed from Newcastle. On the far right hand side can be seen the shop of W. Parton, a professional ...