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Hospital Saturday Procession, Liverpool Road, Kidsgrove

The second cart pictured here is being driven by Mr Joe Paskin, with his sister being the lady wearing the pale skirt standing on the left. Thomas Landers' tobacconist's and confectioner's is the first ...

Hospital Saturday, High Street, Uttoxeter

On the left hand side the sign of M & R Blackwell, boot dealers of 26 High Street, can be seen. The Cross Keys public house is directly opposite Blackwell's. Hospital Saturday was held annually to raise ...

Hospital Street, Tamworth

Number 2-4 Hospital Street looking very isolated in the middle of a new road. The newsagents 'G and R Watson' can be seen on the right. Known as 'Lochryan Place', this series of buildings were built ...

Hospital Sunday parade, Gnosall

A procession walking from the Anchor to Gnosall Heath on Hospital Sunday during Gnosall Wakes in 1909. The procession was led by a band with the banner of Stafford District Foresters friendly society ...

Houldsworth & Alcock, bootmakers and repairers shop, Burslem

Exterior of Houldsworth and Alcock's bootmakers and repairers shop at 87 Waterloo Road, Burslem, Stoke on Trent. Mr. Houldsworth is pictured in the centre. The building is now (January 2021) occupied ...

Housden General Stores, Codsall

The Housden's Stores were situated in the centre of Codsall, at the Square. The building still remains.

Housing, Eastgate Street, Stafford, (1)

In the distance, at the junction with Tipping Street (near to the white building on the left) is an area known as Pitcher Bank, due to a crockery market which was once held there. The shop in the far ...

Howell's Grocers Shop, Stafford,

Howell's was located on the corner of Mill Street and Church Lane. In the 1930s the grocer's shop belonged to Sam Perry.

Hubanks, High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme

Hubanks store on the High Street pictured before it was modernised, with goods being sold from makeshift counters. William Hubank and Son were a greengrocers and florists and at the time of this photograph ...

Hudson's Chemists Shop, Eccleshall,

Hudson's shop in High Street, decorated for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. The building is still a chemist's shop today. The owner, Frank Hudson, was also a photographer.

Hunt Meet, High Street, Tutbury

A large crowd watch the Meynell Hunt setting out after meeting outside the Dog and Partridge on Tutbury High Street. This photograph was taken from a point opposite the Dog and Partridge, looking towards ...

Hurlstone, printer, bookseller and stationer, Eccleshall

E.J. Hurlstone's shop on High Street, Eccleshall. They were printers, booksellers, stationers and also had a fancy goods department. The shop is now (2020) occupied by Eccleshall Pharmacy. Edward ...

Ice advertisement, Shelton

A painted sign advertising the Stoke-on-Trent Pure Ice & Cold Storage Co. Ltd. on the side of a building on Ashford Street, Shelton. It reads 'Quick Frozen Ice Delivered Daily' and was painted over an ...

Inside Arme's Shop, Alstonefield

Robert Arme behind the counter of his shop, shortly before his retirement in 1981. The Village Store had been a shop since at least 1754, when Ralph Adams purchased it for £40. It was run by the ...

Interior of Harry Fenton's Mens Clothes Shop, Stafford,

Interior of Harry Fenton's men's clothes shop in the ground floor of the Ancient High House.

International Stores, Market Street, Lichfield

Staff standing outside the International Stores, one of a national chain was of grocers shops, at 14 Market Street in Lichfield. The building had been renovated in December 1903. The first International ...

Invoice T.J. York, General Stores, Codsall

Goods purchased from T.J. York, General Stores in Codsall between April and June 1931 by Dr. Burd, the Codsall village doctor. The bill was settled on July 21st, 1931

Ironmarket, Newcastle-under-Lyme

Looking west along Ironmarket, with a tram in front of the Municipal Hall on the right. Original photograph by William Parton of High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Image from 'Staffordshire Past and ...