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Bradley, near Stafford
A postcard view from Almshouse Croft looking towards Chapel Lane (left) and Church Lane (right), with St. Mary and All Saints' Church in the distance and the Red Lion public house centre right.
This ...
Bradley’s Outfitters, Lichfield House, Stone
This advertisement announces Bradley’s Men’s and Boys’ wear for Easter.
Bradley’s Outfitters shop at Lichfield House was on the corner of Church Street and Lichfield Street, Stone; the building remains ...
Bradley's Clothing Factory, Kettlebrook, Tamworth
Bradley's Outfitters, Stone
Bradley's Outfitters shop stood on the corner of Lichfield Street and Church Street.
Bradley's Tailor's Shop, Uttoxeter
Bradley's had shops in Stafford (Market Square) and Uttoxeter. This shop stood at 19 Market Place, Uttoxeter. In the 1960s the manager was Wesley Hodgkinson.
In 2003 it is a P.D.S.A. (People's Dispensary ...
Bradley's Wireless Shop, Stafford,
This sixteenth century building on Church Lane was originally a bakery.
It was opened as a wireless shop by Mr Bradley in the 1920s. In later years housed an antiques shop and the Sheriff's Office....
Braiding Machine Room, Job White & Sons Ltd, Compton Mills, Leek
Brandy Row or Foundry View, Huntington
The houses to the front left were known as Brandy Row or Foundry View. The houses seen in the background were on Gravel Lane, these houses stood on the site of what is now housing on the current line ...
Brassington Bros., Campbell Place, Stoke-on-Trent
This photograph showing one of the Brassington Brothers shoe shops is thought to have been taken between 1920 and 1935. It is situated in Campbell Place, Stoke. Notice how the window area is used to a ...
Brassingtons Grocers, High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Brassingtons fruit and vegetable shop first appeared in directories at Penkhull Street in the 1930s, but later moved since to Market Place, and then again to High Street. The premises became a nightclub ...
Brassworks, Brookhouses, Cheadle
The disused brassworks at Brookhouses, Cheadle pictured shortly before demolition of the chimney. The brass and copper works were in operation at Spout Farm from about 1725 and had been derelict for ...
Bratch Pump House, Wombourne
Built in 1895 as a pumping station for Bilston Water Works, it was officially opened in 1897 and stands next to the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal at the Bratch, near Wombourne. It became redundant ...
Bratt & Dyke Coronation shop window display, Hanley
Window display celebrating Queen Elizabeth's Coronation in 1952 at Bratt & Dyke's Hanley separtment store.
Draper Oliver Dyke opened a shop in Hanley in 1890 with the financial support of Northwich ...
Bratt & Dyke Department Store shop window, Hanley
A menswear window display at Bratt & Dyke's Hanley department store. The display features Jaeger clothing, including underwear, scarves, caops and deerstalker hats.
Draper Oliver Dyke opened a shop ...
Bratt & Dyke staff and the Dyke Family, Stone
Bratt & Dyke department store staff and the Dyke family, probably pictured at Oliver Dyke's home, Woodlands, Granville Terrace, Stone. At the time of this photograph, Bratt & Dyke's Hanley department ...
Bratt & Dykes Department Store, Hanley.
Bratt & Dykes was one of the large and fashionable department stores that became popular towards the end of Queen Victoria’s reign.
Selling a range of goods these stores took over from the arcade; ...
Bratt & Dyke's shop window, Stafford,
School uniform window display, Bratt & Dyke's, Greengate Street.
Bratt and Dyke Department Store, Hanley
Bratt and Dyke's Department Store pictured on its opening day in 1897. The decorations are to celebrate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. The building still stands, albeit altered, and is occupied by ...