Marston Lane, Rolleston on Dove
Martha Malpass' house, Lichfield Road, Stafford
This 17th century thatched cottage, 115 Lichfield Road, stood opposite Green Hall, and at the time of this photograph was the home of Mrs Martha Plasida Malpass (1858-1936).
Massey Harris 21 Self Propelled Combine being used at Pasford Mill Farm, Pattingham
This particular Combine was a Canadian machine with a twelve foot cut.
Reg Harrison is seen driving the Combine and Charlie Stanford is taking the sacks off the back of it. The young boy on the Combine ...
May Fair and Cattle Market, Stafford,
Annual fairs had two sides - trade and pleasure. People would travel from a wide area to visit the fairs, which often filled the town's main streets. Henry III granted Stafford's first annual fair in ...
Mayfield - Moore's Cottage: woodcut engraving
'Moore's Cottage,' showing a two-storeyed cottage with a pyramidal roof. [Thomas Moore, the Irish poet, lived here between 1813 and 1817.]Anonymous.
It stands on Slack Lane and was known as Mayfield ...
Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Pictured from left to right are Josephine Guest, Dorothy Downes, Fred Strong and Mick Curtis.
Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Back row (left to right): Unknown, Unknown, Helen Hutchinson (Grandmother), Thomas Hutchinson (Grandfather), Helen Elizabeth Oliver (Mother).
Front row: Patricia Oliver, Diana Oliver.
Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Meadleys Farm was used for rest and recreation (R&R) for the Air Force personnel from Australia and New Zealand during the 2nd World War. They would board at the farm for a few days of rest and relaxation ...
Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Pictured here are a group of Meadleys Farm workers.
Back row (left to right): Bert Gwilliam, Alf Sparrow, Brian Hebditch.
Front row: Jack Pritchard and Alf Sparrow Jnr.
The Farm in Peter Oliver’s ...
Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Top left are the Pole Barns. Below is the chitting house for potatoes. At the centre top are the turkey brooders.
The old barns formed three sides of a square. On the left side was where cows and ...
Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Pictured here are a group of Meadleys Farm Workers.
Back row (left to right): Bert Gwilliam, Alf Sparrow, Brian Hebditch
Front row: Jack Pritchard and Tom Oliver
The Farm in Peter Oliver’s day ...
Meadow Farm, Stowe-by-Chartley
A postcard view of Meadow Farm, Stowe-by-Chartley. On the right is the Jubilee tree planted to mark the occasion of Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887.
This postcard was published by Raphael ...
Meaford Lock, Stone,
In 1831 the section of the Trent and Mersey Canal by Meaford Lock was straightened.
The staircase locks were replaced by three separate locks.
Meaford Old Hall Farm, Meaford, near Stone
A view of Meaford Old Hall Farm taken from Mount Road between Edge Hill and the railway bridge. The main house, part of which is timber-framed and dates from the late 16th century, is hidden behind trees. ...
Meaford Old Hall, near Stone
This postcard shows Meaford Old Hall Farm on the right. Brewer John Joule died here on 2 May 1858. The oldest parts of this Grade II listed building are timber farmed and date from the 16th century and ...
Meaford Power Station, Stone
Meaford Power Station viewed from Outlanes, near Stone. The station came into operation in November 1947. It ceased operation in September 1990 and the cooling towers were demolished in September 1991. ...
Members of the Griffin family, Preston Vale Farm House, near Penkridge
It is probable that the passengers in the horse-drawn cart are Thomas & Emily Griffin who farmed here from 1863.
Thomas John Griffin married Emily Ann Pemberton at Dudley in 1857
Christened in Stafford ...