Pupils at Milner Girls' School, Leek
School photograph taken in the hall. The school is now Leek High School.
Pupils, Salt C.E. Primary School,
Pupils from Group II B32.
Salt C.E. School was built by the Earl of Shrewsbury in memory of his daughter, who died in 1856.
Queen Street and Wesleyan Chapel, Stafford,
Numbers 7 and 8 Queen Street. Beyond is the rear of the Wesleyan Chapel, built 1863, which faced onto Chapel Street.
On the right (behind the railings) is the Wesleyan School Room.
Queen Street Schools, Fenton
Queen Street is today Burnham Street. These buildings were at the top of the street, at the junction with Brocksford Street. The photograph is looking east along Brocksford Street with the rear of the ...
Queen Street Schools, Fenton.
Today Queen Street is called Burnham Street and runs northwards off King Street in Fenton. The school was at the top of the street at the junction with Brocksford Street. The buildings have been demolished ...
Queen Street, Stafford,
Junction of Queen Street and Earl Street.
The large building on the left is the Wesleyan School Room.
Queensberry Road School, Longton
Photograph taken looking west. Built in 1898 as Queensbury Road Council School. In 1901-2 the school was reorganised to become Queensbury Road Central School, a Higher Elementary School. The school ...
Ragged School banner, Leek
Mill Street Wesleyan Ragged School banner, from Leek. Blue embroidered silk with blue, white and yellow silk tassels and fringe.
The side shown features a painted inscription (apparently a later ...
Reconstruction of the Old Victoria Road Bridge, Stafford,
The original Victoria Bridge was built on soft ground in the 1860s. It lasted until 1933, when a new bridge, designed by the Borough Surveyor, William Plant.
In this photograph the old bridge is being ...
Refectory, Cotton College, Cotton
The refectory or dining room at Cotton College, also known as St. Wilfrid’s College.
Cotton Hall was built in the 18th century by the Gilbert family. In 1844 it was sold to the Earl of Shrewsbury and ...
Relay Team, Manor Hill County Primary School, Walton, Stone
The relay team which represented Manor Hill County Primary School at the Stone Primary School Sports Day in 1957.
Remembrance Sunday, King Edward VI Grammar School, Stafford
Mrs P.C. Smith, representing the Parents’ Association at King Edward VI Grammar School, stands in silent tribute before the war memorial outside the school on Newport Road, Stafford after laying a wreath. ...
Rickerscote School, Stafford
In the second row from front are Algenon Barker (4th from left) and Eliza Barker (6th from left) in the pinafore dress. At the end of the row is their grandmother Eliza Timmis.
River Churnet at Oakamoor
This postcard view taken from the bridge over the River Churnet in Oakamoor, looks north towards houses on Churnet View Road. On the extreme right in the background the Village School can be seen. Most ...
Riverway Girls School, Stafford
This picture shows a scene from “The Masques of the Seasons”, one of the many delightful items in a programme of music, verse and drama presented by students at Riverway Girls School before a large audience ...
Riverway Secondary Modern Girls' School Christmas Bazaar, Stafford
Visitors to the Christmas Bazaar held at Riverway Secondary Modern Girls' School taking part in a shooting competition. The fair raised £130, £100 of which was put towards the Stafford 'Goodwill' Movement ...
Road junction, Madeley Heath
A postcard view of the road junction at Madeley Heath. To the left is Newcastle Road (A525) leading towards Madeley and to the right is the A531 leading towards Wrinehill. The village war memorial, dedicated ...
Rocester School
Rocester School was originally built in 1830 but was greatly extended in 1880. At this time it could take 220 pupils. the headmaster in 1905 was John Gandy and the girls' mistress was Agnes Slater.