Black Flatt Farm, Lower Drayton, near Penkridge
Black Flatt or Back Flat Farm, on the Stafford Road (A449) at Lower Drayton, near Penkridge.
Built in 1789, it was also known as Chase View or Shepherds Cottage and in later years it became known ...
Bleak House Farm, Knightley
Formerly the Three Horse Shoes public house. Probably dating to the 18th century, it was well established by 1802 when a tree sale auction was held on the premises of Mrs Sarah Ball.
Blurton Waste Farm
The farmhouse was a "commodious and conveniently arranged dwelling house" with associated farm buildings which was part of the 200 acre Blurton Waste Farm. The three-storey house was on Tilery Lane and, ...
Blurton Waste Farm outbuildings
The outbuildings consisted of cow sheds, stables, pig styes, barns for storing corn, grain, turnips, straw and hay. There was a blacksmith's shop, a granary, a tool shed, a shed for housing the steam ...
Blymhill Grange, Blymhill
Blymhill Grange is a mid 19th century farm house. Just to the west of the present house is a medieval moated site.
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
The 17th century timber-framed house and early 19th century Gothic-style mill building are both Grade II listed.
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
The 17th century timber-framed house and early 19th century Gothic-style mill building are both Grade II listed.
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone near Uttoxeter. This Mill was owned by Mr. Duffin, a Derby Corn Agent, and tenanted by Ernest and Annie Fisher in the early 1920s.
The 17th century timber-framed house ...
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
The 17th century timber-framed house and early 19th century Gothic-style mill building are both Grade II listed.
Bobbington Hall Farm House. Bobbington
Situated on six Ashes Road, it is now known as Bobbington House. It has been modified since this photograph by converting the doorway to a matching window and installing a fourth window to provide symmetry ...
Bobbington Hall Farmhouse, Bobbinton
Situated on six Ashes Road, it is now known as Bobbington House. The building is Grade II listed and dates from 1695 which is inscribed on a date stone with the letters 'WPF.' The date also appears on ...
Booden Farm, Haughton
This photograph taken by Dr J.E.C. Peters in 1963, shows Booden Farm, situated off Jolt Lane, Haughton.
This Grade II Listed building has 17th century origins with later remodelling and extending. ...
Booth's Farm, Clifton Campville
Booth's farmhouse at Hill Top, on Chestnut Lane, Clifton Campville.
Brewood Hall
Brewood Hall became the seat of William, son of Roger Fowke during the reign of Edward IV (1461-1483). It later belonged to the Monckton family and in 1930 Major R.F.P. Monckton sold it to Mr C.O. Langley.
The ...
Brickyard Farm, Bradley
Brickyard Farm stands on Bradley Lane at the junction with Furlong Lane, Bradley, near Stafford. At the time of this photograph, it was being farmed by John and Sarah Salter.
Bridgeford Hurst Farm, Little Bridgeford
The farmhouse of Bridgeford Hurst Farm, Little Bridgeford. This late 18th or early 19th century house originally had another floor.
Now (2026) managed by Hartley Farms, the 200 acre Bridgeford Hurst ...
Briscoe Cottage, Clifton Campville
Briscoe Cottage at Hill Top, Clifton Campville.
Brocton Camp, Cannock Chase
A postcard view looking toward “F” & “G” Battalion Lines at Brocton Camp.
In the foreground beyond the upgraded track that used to come up from Brocton Village is the Farmhouse. Behind are the officer’s ...