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Colwich Church
St. Michael and All Angels was built on the site of an Anglo-Saxon church. The present church was built in the late fourteenth century, but was altered and restored between 1852 and 1856. Inside the church ...
Colwich Church
St. Michael and All Angels was built on the site of an Anglo-Saxon church. The present church was built in the late fourteenth century, but was altered and restored between 1852 and 1856. Inside the church ...
Colwich Church
Post card view of St. Michael and All Angels, Colwich. The current building was built on the site of an Anglo-Saxon church. The present church was built in the late fourteenth century, but was altered ...
Colwich Church
Interior view, looking along the nave towards the chancel. Note the lamps attached to the pew ends.
St. Michael and All Angels was built on the site of an Anglo-Saxon church. The present church was built ...
Colwich Church
Interior view, looking along the nave towards the chancel. St. Michael and All Angels was built on the site of an Anglo-Saxon church. The present church was built in the late fourteenth century, but ...
Colwich Church and Oakedge House: engraving
Showing Colwich Church and Oakedge House from the north west. [This is engraved from the original water colour by Stebbing Shaw; see SV III.144b].'Rev. S. Shaw del., [drawn]; T. Donaldson scupt., [engraved] ...
Colwich Church: pen drawing
West view showing the three staged tower with pinnacles, in the distance. Anonymous.
Colwich Church: pen sketch
West north west view from the road, showing the tower and the west-end porch. There are gabled houses on the left, ('Miss Sparrow's School' in perspective). 'T. Wood, del., 1833,' [a weaker hand than ...
Colwich Church: pencil sketch (vignetted)
View of the church from the south east side of the river. Anonymous, [in the style of Allport.]
Colwich Church: sepia drawing
South east view showing the east door in the south chapel. Also showing the priest's doorway in the chancel. There is a sundial (in the style of 'Trubshaw.') The 'pointed' windows of the nave have small ...
Colwich Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Colwich Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the chancel (with a door), the nave, the porch and the south aisle. The tower is on the north west side. There is a sundial on the south ...
Colwich Church: water colour painting
North east view from the road, showing the east end, the north chapel, and the tower without pinnacles.Anonymous, [S. Shaw.]
Comber Ridge Burial Ground, Church Road, Kinver
The entrance to Comber Ridge Burial Ground on Church Road, Kinver. The Burial Ground and Garden of Remembrance was built on the site of a former gravel pit in 1980 so would have been quite new at the ...
Commemorative Plaque, Butterton
Modern plaque commemorating Butterton's status as the only 'Doubly Thankful' village in Staffordshire. Such villages saw all those serving from the locality return home safely from both World Wars.
Commemorative window, St. Luke’s Church, Cannock
This commemorative window, 'the Last Communion on the Battlefield', was given by Charles Loxton in memory of his son Charles Edward Holden Loxton, known as Edward. He was a 2nd Lieutenant in the North ...
Commonwealth War Cemetery, Cannock Chase
This postcard is titled 'The German cemetery', although it actually shows the Commonwealth War Cemetery at Broadhurst Green on Cannock Chase. It was known locally as the 'German cemetery' until the creation ...
Commonwealth War Cemetery, Cannock Chase
This colour-tinted postcard is titled 'The German cemetery', although it actually shows the Commonwealth War Cemetery at Broadhurst Green on Cannock Chase. It was known locally as the 'German cemetery' ...
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery, Broadhurst Green, Cannock Chase
The majority of the graves belong to Servicemen from both sides of the conflict who died within the Cannock Chase Camps. The majority of the men were either German Prisoners of War or New Zealanders and ...