Broad Eye, Stafford
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished.
Broad Street, Stafford
The building on the left is the Barley Mow public house, which stood on the corner of Queen Street. Just beyond the bus stop is E.A. Gosling's butchers shop. These buildings were demolished in the 1960s....
Wetwood, near Eccleshall
Looking along Fairoak Bank towards the Eccleshall Road, Wetwood. The building on the left is believed to be the village stores.
Stafford Public Baths, Plaque 1, on Greengate Street
Stafford's Public (Brine) Baths were planned and constructed by the Borough Surveyor, Mr W. Blackshaw. Pevsner stated that the exterior was designed gratuitously by Councillor Wormal. The tender for their ...
Otherton Farmhouse, Penkridge
Otherton Farmhouse situated on Otherton Lane, Penkridge, is a Grade II Listed building dating from around 1800. It was a dairy farm. Now (2025) it is known as Otherton Hall, a vacation property.
Harvesting wheat
Man with team of horses harvesting wheat with a reaper-binder. A note with this glass negative reads 'Wheat cutting at Burgess'. Albert Yelland, the photographer was living at Cradley Heath or on Lea ...
Godley Lane, Dilhorne
This row of houses were dismantled and later rebuilt further back from the road.
This area was known as Whympney. (Information John Williams)
14 High Street, Dilhorne
This was the old 'Holly Bush' Inn . Mrs Holliday tried to get its licence revoked as she built the Royal Oak opposite and didn't like competition. The old Courts Baron and Leet were held here by the Parker ...
Brass and Reed Band, Whiston
A postcard of Whiston Brass and Reed Band, June 1925.
The man next to the Drummer with a brass instrument is John (Jack) Finney of 5 The Plain, Whiston (Information John Williams).
Wolverhampton Road, Stafford
Taken from the junction of Garden Street and the Wolverhampton Road, the buildings to the left of the distant building with the two gables and paired windows (which is Spice Island restaurant in 2025) ...
Wolverhampton Road, Stafford
At the time of this photograph the house and Bentley’s shop which advertises Hovis bread, Tizer pop, Players and Nelsons cigarettes stood close to the junction of Park Street and Wolverhampton Road, they ...
Wolgarston Farm House, near Penkridge
Situated off Cannock Road near the M6, this Grade II Listed building dates from 1798.
William Salt Library, Stafford
A view of the staircase in 19 Eastgate Street, Stafford, the home of the William Salt Library between 1918 and 2022. Number 19, a Grade II* listed Georgian town house, is now believed to have a hidden ...
Warehouse and Cottage, Gailey Wharf
Situated on the Staffordshire and Worcester Canal. On the right is the rear view of Grade II listed Wharf Cottage. Built around 1800 as a lock-keeper's cottage, it originally had one room on each storey ...
The Saloon Fireplace, Chillington Hall
The fireplace in the Saloon at Chillington Hall displays a number of heraldic carvings. The centre panel shows the banner of Sir John Giffard. Set above are the Giffard Arms and on either side are two ...
The Old Hall, Poolside, Madeley, Newcastle under Lyme
The Grade II* listed building probably originally dating from the late 16th century, is timber infilled with brick and has a very large chimney which is twelve feet square and serves ten fireplaces. It ...
The Old Deanery, Penkridge.
Situated on Pinfold Lane, the building is Grade II* Listed and probably early 16th century centre portion with 17th Century wings.
Windows have been changed since this photo.
The Main Staircase, Barnfields Farmhouse, Weeping Cross, Stafford
The main staircase at Barnfields was made of white stone with a wrought iron banister which went round three sides of the hall leading up to a gallery at the top of the Georgian portion of the house.
Barnfields ...