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Club Day, Cheswardine, Shropshire
Club Day procession at Cheswardine walking down the High Street away from St. Swithin's Church
Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.
Club Day, Stockwell Street, Leek
A band leads the annual Sunday School festival procession down Stockwell Street towards the Market Place for the traditional hymn singing. The festival originated in the early 1800s, and took place on ...
'Club Feast', Marchington
The 116th annual Marchington 'Club Feast'. The procession is seen leaving the church, with some villagers carrying banners. A policeman stands in front of the Dog and Partridge pub, and Mrs Lucy Sandham, ...
Club Walk, Woodseaves
Photograph taken outside the Plough Inn, Woodseaves.
Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.
Coach Trip to Southport
A postcard view taken during an excursion from Stafford to Southport. In the background the coach is thought to be from the Greatrex Garage in Stafford.
For several years Greatrex had a coach garage ...
Coach Trip, Stoke-on-Trent
Coach trips were popular during the 1950's, and much quicker and more comfortable than the early charabancs.
Here is a company's staff outing, probably from Royal Doulton, about to depart for Blackpool ...
Coach, Eccleshall Pageant,
Eccleshall Pageant was organised to raise funds for the rebuilding of the school, and to portray the history of the town.
The pageant took place over four days (3 - 6 August) in the grounds of Johnson ...
Coaches outside the Mansion, Cheadle
Two horse-drawn Brougham carriages pictured outside the Mansion, Cheadle Park, Cheadle, the home of Sir Robert Plant. Included in the group are: Harry Chadwick (holding the reins of the left-hand carriage) ...
Coachman and carriage, Burton-upon-Trent
A coachman poses for the photographer beside a Brougham carriage, thought to be in the Burton-upon-Trent area. If you recognise the man or the precise location please contact us.
Coachman, Kings Bromley Manor
John Jeffries pictured in his full Coachman's livery outside the coach house at Kings Bromley Manor, which had been the home of the Lane family since 1784.
Coachman's uniform, Four Crosses Inn, Hatherton
A man modelling an early 19th century coachman's coatee and breeches found t the Four Crosses Inn, Hatherton around 1900. The wool fabric coatee and buckskin breeches are now part of the Staffordshire ...
Coal face, Tailgate Roadway, Rugeley
View of the coal face with pit props and roof supports. Four miners wearing helmets stand in the background.
Coal mine workings Cheadle area
Possibly taken at a rise, an underground shaft driven upwards.
This photograph was taken during the 1921 Miners Strike. During strikes, if miners knew where the coal seams outcropped, they would ...
Coal miners at Mid Cannock Colliery
This group of nine coal miners at waiting at the pit head for the 'kibble (bucket) to take them underground. To the side are two notices giving instructions on the use of the underground apparatus. The ...
Coal Pickers Strike, West Cannock 2, Hednesford
Local miners, who were on strike, with their families illegally picking coal off the colliery waste tips. The strike lasted for 6 months.
West Cannock Colliery Company had 5 sites:
No.1 plant (pit) ...
Coal pickers, Cheadle
Coal pickers during the General Strike, Cheadle. During the General Strike outcrop pits were dug, about 4 feet square. This one was named Embrey's No.17.
Coal pickers, Wimblebury
Following the Great War (1914-18) the British government returned the coal mines to private ownership on 31 March 1921 having taken direct control of the mines in 1916. The mine owners demanded that miners' ...
Coal Strike 1912. "Coal Getting." Photographed by William Blake.
Photograph of people picking surface coal from a steep quarry edge during the strike of 1912.