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Greater Stitchwort, or Stellaria holostea
This plant is a common perennial, appearing on woods and hedgebanks.
This specimen was found at Whitmore, in Staffordshire, by local naturalist Eric Edees, during the spring of 1946.
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Green Bridge, Bridge Street, Stafford
Pictured is the Green Bridge which spans the River Sow, on Bridge Street, Stafford.
On the extreme left there are the two roof gables of the Coach and Horses public house on Mill Bank, the next lower ...
Green Bridge, Stafford
Watercolour on paper, pencil and wash. View of Green Bridge, Stafford, looking downstream along the River Sow with the Royal Brine Baths beyond the bridge to the left. Signed bottom right on pencil 'Ruby ...
Green Bus Company offices and cafe, Rugeley
These offices stood on Taylors Lane, Rugeley. Westbrook House can be seen to the right of this image..
Green Bus Service Garage, Rugeley
Wheildon's Green Bus Service Garage on Elmore Lane. Rugeley Garden Centre can be seen on the right with the iron railings. All the buidings have now been demolished and the area redeveloped.
Green Hill Toll Gate, Cheadle
This toll house and its associated toll gates were built at the junction of two turnpike roads: Cheadle to Leek on the left, and Cheadle to Froghall on the right.
Greengate Street from Green Bridge and the Old Pork Pie Shop
Oil painting by J.H. Bracewell. View of Greengate as it would have been early-mid 19th century.
The shop in the foreground was a bakers and confectioners. Next door was the Woolpack Inn, demolished ...
Greengate Street, Stafford
View looking towards Market Square.
The timber framed building on the left is the Ancient High House, built by Richard Dorrington in 1595. In 1826 the building was bought by John Marson, who converted ...
Greengate Street, Stafford
The Gothic building on the left was the District Bank, completed in 1907. Inside the banking hall was a hammer-beam roof and two elaborate marble fireplaces. The building was demolished in the 1970s ...
Greengate Street, Stafford
This view of Greengate Street in Stafford was taken from the first floor of the Swan Hotel, of which there is a part view on the right.
The Pickford’s heavy haulage tractor unit is transporting a ...
Greengate Street, Stafford
Slush and Christmas lights make for a wintry scene looking down Greengate Street with the Ancient High House on the right.
Greengate Street, Stafford
View from outside St. Chad's Church, looking north.
On the left is Shaw's House, named after a shoemaker who lived there in the nineteenth century and thought to have been erected earlier than the ...
Greengate Street, Stafford
Greengate Street, Stafford
On the far right is Dale's ironmongers shop. The building was a typical Tudor house, originally thatched, and first used as a shop in 1811 when Bartlem Tomlinson started his ironmonger's business there. ...
Greengate Street, Stafford,
View of Greengate from the junction of Tipping Street.
The timber framed building on the left is the Ancient High House, built by Richard Dorrington in 1595. In 1826 the building was bought by John ...
Greengate Street, Stafford,
On the left are the Staffordshire Advertiser Offices. The newspaper was founded in 1795 and moved to these premises in 1860. Next door is the Gothic-style building of the District Bank, demolished in ...
Greengate Street, Stafford,
View of Greengate looking towards the Market Square.
On the left is Haycock and Tooth's ladies and gentlemen's outfitters shop, which opened in 1897.
The building with the bow windows is the Swan ...