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Entrance to the Gardens, Alton Towers
A view of the gardens at Alton Towers, with the Memorial to the 15th Earl of Shrewsbury on the right. The Memorial was erected in about 1830 by his nephew John, the 16th Earl. It is a copy of the Choragic ...
Entrance to Trentham Pleasure Gardens. Photographed by William Blake.
Visitors at the entrance to Trentham Pleasure Gardens, Nr. Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
The Trentham estate was home and pleasure gardens to the Dukes of Sutherland from the seventeenth to the early ...
Enville Hall Overview
Ink drawing by Chris Broughton (born 1949). This drawing was one of a number commissioned by Staffordshire Arts and Museum Service in 2002 as part of the 'Hidden Estates' public art project, based around ...
Epigrams Upon The Paintings of the Most Eminent Masters, Ancient and Modern. With Reflections upon the several Schools of Painting by John Elsum Esq.
John Elsum wrote his book to detail paintings so that people could ‘see’ or imagine how the painting would look in real life. His book was published in 1700-1705; unfortunately his work is often wrongly ...
Ernest Brandrick, Altar screen and cloth, Stafford
Mr Ernest Brandrick, of 47 New Street, Stafford, is pictured with the altar screen and cloth, which he embroidered in his spare time.
Ernest was a seaman at the age of 16, and during his shipboard ...
Essoldo Cinema, Burslem
The art deco Essoldo Cinema was on the corner of Bournes Bank and Cleveland Street in Burslem. Originally opened in 1911 as the Burslem Picture Palace it was rebuilt in 1936 after the roof collapsed. ...
Essoldo Picture House, Cleveland Street, Burslem.
On the corner of Cleveland Street and Bournes Bank, The Essoldo was the first cinema in Burslem (opened in 1911) and started life as the Burslem Picture Palace. It was rebuilt as The New Palace in 1936, ...
Eton from the Thames
Pencil and sepia drawing by Great Haywood born artist Thomas Peploe Wood (1817-1845). Sketched during one of Thomas' visits to London.
Etruria Road, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Photograph of the New Victoria Theatre during construction.
Euston
Auto lithograph print by Rosura Jones (Rosemary Simmons, born 1932). Commissioned by Curwen Prints Ltd. 1 Colville Place London W1.
Dimensions: width - 595mm, height - 440mm
Copyright Rosemary ...
Evening landscape
Silkscreen print by Roy Bizley (1930-1999).
Dimensions: width - 310mm, height - 460mm
Evode 5-a-side football team, Stafford
Five-a-side team receiving trophies in a national 5-a-side competition for builders merchants sponsored by Evode and BMJ. The competition consisted of a series of regional tournaments with Grand final ...
Evode 5-a-side football team, Stafford
Five-a-side team receiving trophies in a national 5-a-side competition for builders merchants sponsored by Evode and BMJ. The competition consisted of a series of regional tournaments with Grand final ...
Evode Factory Women's Football Team, Stafford,
The annual Ladies' Football Match between the Offices and the factory was won by the Office, 1-0.
Back row, from left to right:
Mr J. Pelling (First Aid), Miss J. Greenwood, Miss M. Porter, Miss ...
Evode Football Team
Evode football team, winners of the Pageant Cup Final 1968-69 pictured at Stafford Rangers F.C.'s Marston Road ground. they beat Great Haywood 2-1.
Back row (left to right): L. Wilcock, M. Lavelle, ...
Evode Football Team
Evode football team pictured at the Division III Cup Final, 1967-68 season.
Back row (left to right): D. Baker, W. Owen, D. Fairholm, B. Butler, S. Wootton, P. Challinor, K. Ferguson.
Front row: ...
Evode Football Team
Evode football team celebrating victory after the Division III Cup Final in May 1968, having beaten English Electric Main Works at Stafford Rangers' Marston Road ground.
Evode Football Team, Stafford
Back row (left to right): John Ferneyhough, Bill Pitchford, unknown, unknown, John Jones, unknown, Roger Willetts.
Front: unknown, unknown, unknown, Bob Whitworth, Bob Horne