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Bakery, Maunders Road, Milton, Stoke-on-Trent

Number 51 Maunders Road (originally called Market Street) was once a bakery, by 1964 it had been split into a shop and a house and has now been demolished and replaced with modern housing. In the early ...

Balance Street, Uttoxeter

Demolition of property at the junction of Market Street and Balance Street in Uttoxeter in the 1960s. The demolished building was replaced by a Arthur Birch's Bookmaker's shop. It now (April 2011) houses ...

Balance Street, Uttoxeter

Looking along Balance Street, Uttoxeter, with the Greyhound Inn to the left and St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church further along. Photographer: Gerald McCann of High Street, Uttoxeter.

Balk Passage, Broad Street, Stafford

This view looks along Balk Passage towards Broad Street, Stafford. On the left at the time of the photograph is the Catholic Club. In the centre at No. 1 Broad Street is Arthur Seaborne's Bakery. He ...

Ball Green County Secondary Modern School, Stoke-on-Trent

Ball Green Secondary Modern School on Bemersley Road, Ball Green, Stoke-on-Trent. The camera is looking north, with Bemersley Road off to the right hand side. Although the school buildings have been demolished, ...

Ball Green Primary School, Stoke-on-Trent

The photograph shows the final stages in the building of Ball Green Primary School, taken in May 1964 just four months before the school opened. Just off Whitfield Road, the school is next to Fir Tree ...

Ball Green War Memorial, Stoke-on-Trent

Alsio known as the Whitfield memorial, Ball Green War memorial stood at the junction of Wilding Road (right) and Whitfield Road in Ball Green. It was moved to a new site in Ball Green in 1964, just after ...

Ball Haye Green War Memorial, Leek

As well as the twenty-six men who died serving their country during the First World War, Ball Haye Green's War Memorial also lists those who served and returned.

Ball Haye Hall

The original Ball Haye Hall was a large stone mansion which belonged to Sir Ralph Bagnall. He later sold the property and lands to Henry Davenport by a royal indenture of Queen Elizabeth I. The later ...

Ball Haye Hall, Leek

The original Ball Haye Hall was a large stone mansion which belonged to Sir Ralph Bagnall. He later sold the property and lands to Henry Davenport by a royal indenture of Queen Elizabeth I. The later ...

Ball Lane, Norton Green

Looking west along Ball Lane from the junction with Selworthy Road. At the end of Ball Lane is Trent Terrace with the railings marking the course of the River Trent in front of the houses. Off to the ...

Ballington House, Southbank Street, Leek

The house was designed by Messrs. Sugden for Mr B. Nixon in 1878. Mr Nixon was one of the partners involved in a mill management team from 1869-1891 which comprised himself, Mr Joshua Brough, his son ...

Ballinson Road, Blurton

Looking west along Ballinson road from the end of Elm Place in Blurton. This estate was laid out in the 1930s. The view is much the same today, although fewer trees and front gardens changed to off road ...

Ballroom, Swinfen Hall, Lichfield

The Ballroom is part of the south wing that was built in Edwardian times by Colonel Swinfen Broun. It is believed to have been built for his only daughter's 21st birthday.

Ball's Yard, Newcastle-under-Lyme

Located off Hassell Street, this photograph shows the small terraced housing of Ball's Yard that was typical in Newcastle. These houses and many like them were eventually cleared and residents moved into ...

Balmoral Works, Longton

Photograph taken from near the new railway bridge. The Balmoral Works were occupied by porcelain manufacturers Redfern & Drakeford between about 1902 and 1933.

Bambers, High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme

Bambers ladies wear boutique. It was opened either late 1974 or the start of 1975. Later on the store moved ito another building on High Street, but had closed down by 1984. Today (2024) this is a branch ...

Bamford Street, Glascote, Tamworth