Flint Mill wheels, Cheddleton
Cheddleton Flint Mill showing a close-up of the two mill-wheels.
Trent Vale Book Fair, Stoke-on-Trent
Members of Cheddleton Historical and Archaeological Society at Trent Vale Book Fair, St. Joseph's School, Stoke-on-Trent. From left to right: Fran Bower, Miss Miller, Mr and Mrs Boswell, Mr Gregory.
View of the village, Cheddleton
View from the east of the village with the tower of St. Edward's Church, Cheddleton in the centre.
Brittains Ltd, Fire Brigade, Cheddleton
Volunteer members of Brittains Ltd.'s Fire Brigade pose with their fire engine and a trophy. It is possible they had won this award at an annual competition held at the Staffordshire County Show Ground. ...
Derby Street, Leek
Shoppers on Derby Street, Leek. Looking east from the Market Place.
Crowds preparing for a procession, Market Place, Leek
Crowds preparing for a procession, Market Place, Leek. The occasion is thought to be either a Sunday School or Band of Hope procession.
Market Place, Leek
A busy Market Day on Market Place, Leek.
Derby Street, Leek
A shop on Derby Street, Leek with the entrance of the District Bank, built by William Larner Sugden in 1882 on the left. The timber-framed wall of the Roebuck Hotel can be seen at the right hand edge.
J.H. ...
Point to Point races, Mucklestone
Point to Point races, possibly the North Staffordshire Hunt’s Point to Point Steeplechase held at Mucklestone.
Flint Mill, Cheddleton
A postcard photograph of Cheddleton Flint Mill viewed from upstream on the River Churnet. The mill-wheels can be clearly seen between the mill buildings.
A copy of a postcard published by Francis ...
River Churnet in flood at Brittain's Paper Mill, Cheddleton
The Cauldon Canal and River Churnet submerged at Brittain's Paper Mill, Cheddleton due to severe flooding after a terrific rain-storm. What was described as the most destructive storm and flood damage ...
Flooded fields at Wall Grange, Cheddleton
A view of flooded fields by the River Churnet at Wall Grange, near Cheddleton due to a terrific rainstorm. What was described as the most destructive storm and flood damage in North Staffordshire for ...
Church Cottage, Chebsey
Church Cottage in Chebsey, occupied by Miss Byatt at the time of this photograph. This late 18th or early 19th century cottage stood at the edge of All Saints' churchyard and was demolished in the late ...
Pageant procession, Stafford
A brass band and parade of decorated floats seen on Gaol Road approaching the junction with Marston Road, Sandon Road and Browning Street during the annual Trades and Friendly Societies' Pageant. A prize ...
Mill House, Cheddleton
View of Mill House, Cheddleton with the River Churnet in flood in the foreground.
There arose severe flooding after a terrific rain-storm.
It was described as the most destructive storm and flood damage ...
Annual dinner, Ashcombe Park Cricket Club, Cheddleton
Officials and guests at Ashcombe Park Cricket Club's annual dinner. Possibly held at the Swan Hotel, Leek. Seated 4th from left is Rev J.H. Bowman.
Consall Forge
View of cottages, the railway, the bridge over the Caldon Canal and the weir on the River Churnet at Consall Forge. Three men are fishing from the bridge.
St. Edward's Church, Cheddleton
A view of St. Edward the Confessor Church, Cheddleton from along Ostlers Lane.
Photographer of original postcard: W.H. Nithsdale