Harvesting, Woodseaves
A group of men, women and children pictured at Woodseaves by a loaded harvest wagon with a farm outbuilding in the background. They are holding pitch forks and hay rakes. The man standing holding the ...
Haselour Chapel: engraving
'Haselover Hall and Chapel.' Showing the half-timbered Hall, the chapel, and the dove-cote (shown to be rectangular.)(See SV. IV. 279a, for Shaw's original painting.)'Rev. S. Shaw, del., [drawn]; T. ...
Haselour Chapel: water colour painting
'Haslow Chapel now a Cow house belonging to Chetwyn Esqr., 1769.' A north east view showing a ruinous building consisting of a very small chancel with a bell turret (a recent addition.) In the distance ...
Haselour Chapel: water colour painting
'Haselouer,' showing the half-timbered Hall, the chapel and the dove-cote (shown to be rectangular.) Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
Hatherton Hall and Park
A postcard view of Hatherton Park with a glimpse of Hatherton Hall by the lake and amongst the trees.
Hatherton Hall is a Grade 2 listed building built in 1817 in the Tudor Gothic style for Moreton ...
Haughton - House: sepia wash drawing
'Haughton House,' showing a 17th century brick building of three storeys with gables. There is a pool in front, and poplars at the side of the house.'T. P. W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]
Hauling timber, Hawksmoor Wood
Timber being hauled through Hawksmoor Wood by the Hanson Green tree-felling gang with a team of four horses.
Hawksmoor later became a nature reserve, the first in Staffordshire, founded in 1933 by ...
Hauling timber, Uttoxeter
The tractor belongs to John Walker Ltd., Timber Merchants, and was supplied by Fryers of Uttoxeter.
Hawkesyard College, Rugeley
This postcard view was posted in Coventry, on 26 October 1912, to an address in Stafford.
Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, was originally built by Nathaniel Lister.
In 1839 it was bought ...
Hawkesyard Priory, near Rugeley
This postcard view shows Hawkesyard Priory when the Priory buildings were quite new.
In earlier years the adjacent house and grounds were known as Armitage Park, a mid-18th century house, which was ...
Hawthorne Lodge, Stone
Jill Wilson (nee Worthington)on her horse outside the door of Hawthorne Lodge, Lichfield Road, Stone. The Worthington family lived here from 1940 until 1973.
Hawthorne Lodge stood on what is now the ...
Hawthorns Farm, Wheaton Aston
Rear elevation of Hawthorns Farm, Wheaton Aston. This three-storey farmhouse was built in 1826.
Now known as the Hawthorns, from 1926 this house was the home of Albert Henry Yelland (1966-1937) his ...
Hay barn, Orslow Manor, Church Eaton
Hay stacked in a large Dutch barn at Mr S. Mayer's farm at Orslow Manor, near Church Eaton. At the near end is a hay elevator which would have been horse driven, using the horse gin on the ground to the ...
Hay carting, Loxley
Ted Shaw bringing a load of hay up to Loxley Bank Farm, Loxley, near Uttoxeter. Loxley Bank Farm was farmed by Robert Whittaker at the time.
Photograph by Gerald McCann of High Street, Uttoxeter.
Photographer: ...
Hay gathering, Rangemore, Tatenhill
A tractor-drawn wagon and hay loader in operation at Rangemore, Tatenhill. The photograph was taken for the contractor: G. Goodall of Hatton, Derbyshire.
Photographer: Gerald McCann of Uttoxeter.
Hay House Farm, Dunston Heath
Hay House, Ipstones
A woman posing at the door of Hay House in Ipstones. It is a Grade II listed farmhouse dated 1625 with later additions.
Photographer: William Blake of Longton.
Hay kicker
The hay kicker was used during the haymaking process. Compared to earlier haymaking machines it was light, making it easier to manoeuvre. As it was pulled along it would flick the cut grass ensuring ...