High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Ink and wash view of Newcastle-under-Lyme High street produced by R.M. Metcalfe in 1953. The view takes in Newcastle market and its shoppers with Woolworths in its contemporary position behind.
High Street, Newcsastle-under-Lyme
This photograph taken looking south along the High Street in Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1905 takes in a row of shops and the Guildhall to the left and a second row of shops to the right.
High Street, Newhall, Derbyshire
Looking north-west along the High Street, Newhall, there is a Burton and Ashby Tramcar in the centre of the picture.
On the left the building on the corner site remains (2024). On the right at the ...
High Street, Rocester
In the distance, on the left-hand side of the picture is the Cross Keys public house, where the Houldsworth Lodge of Oddfellows met; the Red Lion is directly opposite. Only the latter building still survives ...
High Street, Stone
Stone High Street, looking south. On the left is the thatched and timber framed Black Horse Inn which stood at the northern end of the High Street, and was demolished in 1954. The corner of the Midland ...
High Street, Stone
The shop called "Melia's" pictured on the right hand side of the photograph was previously called "Hunters".
High Street, Stone
A view of the High Street taken from the Market Square, looking north, before pedestrianisation. On the left is Oliver's shoe shop, formerly Pyatt's grocers, and now (2018) occupied by The Lounge. On ...
High Street, Stone
Looking north along the High Street taken from near to the Market Square, before pedestrianisation. On the left is Oliver's shoe shop, formerly Pyatt's grocers, and now (2018) occupied by The Lounge. ...
High Street, Stone
A view of the High Street taken from the Market Square, looking north, before pedestrianisation. On the left is Oliver's shoe shop, formerly Pyatt's grocers, later occupied by The Lounge bar and now (2025) ...
High Street, Stone
A postcard view of Stone's High Street, looking south. On the extreme left is Lawley's ironmongers with Clarke & Shaw's pawnbrokers next door. Next along is the Fountain Inn (Barclay's Bank in 2020) ...
High Street, Stone
A busy day on Stone High Street. On the left is the Crown Hotel, and on the right are the Unicorn Hotel (on the corner with Mill Street)and Fountain Inn, both now demolished.
A postcard view taken ...
High Street, Stone
A postcard view looking south along High Street, Stone. On the left can be seen the Midland Bank and the timber-framed Black Horse Inn, demolished in 1954. On the right are the offices of Joule's Brewery, ...
High Street, Stone
High Street decorated for Staffordshire Agricultural Society's annual County Show, which was first held at Stone in 1844 and was held at a different venue each year. On the right are the offices of Joule's ...
High Street, Stone
Marching band in a parade along the High Street.
On the left is the Unicorn Hotel which was demolished in the early 1980s. On the right with the AA and RAC signs is the Crown Hotel. The Crown Hotel ...
High Street, Stone
A postcard published by Valentine & Sons, postmarked 1 November 1961.
A view looking north on the High Street. On the right hand side are the Town Hall and Cinema, the Red Lion public house (with ...
High Street, Stone,
The supermarket with the canopy (on the right) had recently been built when this photograph was taken. The thatched Black Horse Inn stood on this site until 1954.
The building with the columned porch ...
High Street, Stone,
On the left is Evan and Sons ironmongers and garage, established in 1840.
The building with the bow windows is the Crown Hotel. The hotel was damaged by fire in 1778. The new building was designed ...
High Street, Stone,
View of High Street, looking towards Market Square. The road surface was rough, with ruts made by horse-drawn vehicles. In the summer the council sprayed the road with water to keep the dust down.
On ...