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Barlaston Railway Station

The North Staffordshire Railway opened Barlaston Railway Station on 17 April 1848. Trains have not stopped at the station since 23 May 2004. The station house, built in the North Staffordshire Railway’s ...

Co-op, Barlaston

Shop assistant May Banks with manager Gordon Smith at the old Co-operative shop in Barlaston which stood next to the Plume of Feathers in Barlaston. In the later 1950s a new shop was opened at Orchard ...

Wedding of Eustace Knight and Nellie Devall, Gayton

The wedding at St. Peter’s Church, Gayton of Miss Enid Nellie Devall, daughter of Mr and Mrs W.S. Devall of Moat Farm, Gayton, and Eustace Knight, younger son of Mrs and the late W.W. Knight of Milwich ...

Collecting fire wood at Guide Camp, Beaudesert, Cannock Chase

Members of Stone Division Girl Guides during their four day camp at Beaudesert in 1958.

Advertisement, Trips by Train from Stone

Advertisement title: 'Trips by Train' This advertisement for trips and outings scheduled to depart from Stone Railway Station during August 1955 was published in the Stone Guardian on Saturday 30 July ...

Turnpike toll board, Wrinehill

This board lists tolls payable to Betley and Nantwich Turnpike Trust. People would have to pay a toll keeper in order to travel along the road, paying a different fee for different modes of transport. ...

Henry Holland, Agricultural Engineers, Eccleshall

Holland's, on High Street, is now (2026) The Ecclian public house, having previously been a pet shop. The building on the far right was the King's Head public house, built c.1800. The King's Head ...

Old Chapel, South Walls, Stafford

This view looks east along South Walls. In the centre is a former Chapel building. On the right just round the corner but out of shot of the camera is John Bagnall's Carriage and Motor Body Works which ...

St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford

Staff and pupils of St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford, are pictured at the school Christmas Party in 1949. The school moved to new premises in the 1960's. The original school buildings ...

St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford

Staff of St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford. The school moved to new premises in the 1960's. The original school buildings were later demolished and replaced by a modern office building. Please ...

St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford

Staff and pupils of St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford. The school moved to new premises in the 1960's. The original school buildings were later demolished and replaced by a modern office ...

St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford

Staff and pupils of St. John’s Primary School, Littleworth, Stafford. The school moved to new premises in the 1960's. The original school buildings were later demolished and replaced by a modern office ...

Family group, Woodseaves area

An unidentified family group from the Woodseaves area. Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.

Rawnsley Hills, near Hednesford

A view from the Rawnsley Hills looking easterly from near the Hednesford Hills Raceway area towards the Rawnsley Road with Beau Desert golf course beyond the railway mineral line and the forestry trees ...

Philip Dix House (the Old Drill Hall), Tamworth

Located on Corporation Street near its junction with Aldergate, the building dates from 1911. It was built for the Staffordshire Territorial Forces Association as 'C' Company,'s Drill Hall, to the design ...

Staff at Tutbury Station

A group of Tutbury Station staff pictured outside W.H. Smith & Sons' bookstall. Back row: Frank Blood (Porter, later Guard), Joe Preston (Porter), Mr Maynard (Porter, later emigrated to Australia), ...

Pot Banks and Bottle Kilns, Longton

This photograph is thought to have been taken from the top of St James the Less Church tower opposite Barlow Street (Upper Hill Street), first looking down Barlow Street and onto Paragon Road (Ford Street). ...

Church Lane, Tamworth

St Editha's Cottages, probably dating from the 1880s, in Church Lane, Tamworth. The tower of St Editha's Parish Church can be seen in the background.