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Charabanc outing, Audley
A charabanc loaded with passengers ready for a day out, photographed in Audley. The charabanc proprietor is Frank Proctor of Bignall End.
Charabanc Outing, Stafford,
Charabanc Outing, Stafford,
Female employees from Dyche's Shoe factory in Stafford on a charabanc outing. Photograph taken outside the Grand Pavilion at Matlock Bath.
The driver, wearing the white cap, is Harry Mason.
Charabanc Outing, Stoke Road, Shelton
During the 1920s motorised transport became much more reliable. As a result small firms bought vehicles and organised trips to the seaside. This photograph was taken outside the premises of Primrose Motor ...
Charabanc outside the Park Inn, Leek
This group of men are believed to be setting off for the 1911 F.A. Cup final. They are pictured outside the Park Inn on Ball Haye Road. In 2023 the building is occupied by the Park Dental Practice.
Standing, ...
Charabanc trip to Rhyl, North Wales
Believed to be a group of Kinver people on a day trip to north Wales pictured in a charabanc outside Ye Olde Welsh Cafe in Rhyl.
Charabanc, Castle Hill, Audley
A charabanc pictured outside Castle Hill Farmhouse. The building was built in 1870. In 1930 it became the offices of Audley District Urban Council until it became part of Newcastle Borough Council in ...
Charabancs, High Street, Stone
Two charabancs full of passengers on an outing, possibly organised by Stone Traders' Association. The photograph was taken in front of Frederick Jacks' chemists and pharmacists shop at 62 High Street, ...
Charity Event, Stafford
Photograph from the Bertam Sinkinson collection shows an undefined man standing with a large dog hitched to a cart with a Union Jack draped over its body, possibly for the Stafford Infirmary Pageant. ...
Charles Bunting steam truck
This steam truck was operated by Charles Bunting Limited, a firm of breakers based in Uttoxeter.
Steam trucks were closely related to the heavy traction engines often used in agriculture between 1840 ...
Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, 20th Earl of Shrewsbury
Major Charles Henry John Chetwynd-Talbot, 20th Earl of Shrewsbury, 5th Earl Talbot and 20th Earl of Waterford (1860-1921) of Ingestre and Alton Towers. Under his patronage, Clément Talbot Ltd was founded ...
Charles Clark's Garage, Gaol Square. Stafford
Charles Clark’s garage on Gaol Square looking along Gaol Road.
On the left the signpost on the clock pedestal shows the B5066 directing towards RAF Stafford and to Sandon. The garage was demolished ...
Charles Street, Cheadle
Looking down Charles Street towards the spire of St Giles Roman Catholic Church. Today (2023) there is a mini-island at the road junction with The Avenue. The view is substantially the same today though ...
Charlie Bassetts Public House, Dilhorne
Previously known as 'The Colliers Arms, according to with 'The Sentinel' newspaper correspondent Kevin Salt, the origin of the pub name can be traced to 1947 when it was taken over by local man, Ralph ...
Charlie Bassetts Public House, Dilhorne
Kevin Hall states that in its original designation of 'The Colliers Arms', this public house appeared in an 1834 trades directory.
Mr John Williams has kindly provided some additional information:
"The ...
Charnes Old Hall, Wetwood
Wheat ricks built by Tom Oldbury at Charnes Old Hall Farm. In the absence of barns, the ricks were well thatched to keep the grain dry.
From left to right: Tom Oldbury, Joyce Smith (Women's Land Army ...
Charrington & Co. Ltd., Abbey Brewery, Burton-upon-Trent
A photograph of a print of Charrington & Co. Ltd.’s Abbey Brewery, Burton-upon-Trent.
Founded in the 18th century in Bethnal Green, Charringtons first came to Burton in 1871 when thay bought the existing ...
Chartley Castle [Hall]: woodcut engraving (vignetted)
'Chartley Castle, 1838,' showing a three-arched bridge over the moat, and the castle hill behind.[Proof on thin paper.] 'T. P. Wood, del., [drawn]; O. Jewitt, sc., [engraved].'