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Talbot Street Junior School for Girls, Rugeley

Pupils of Talbot Street Junior School for Girls are gathered together with their teacher Mrs Cannaway outside the school. Amongst those in this photograph and in no particular order are: Susan Preston, ...

Talbot Street Junior School for Girls, Rugeley

Pupils of Talbot Street Junior School for Girls are gathered together with their Teacher Miss Astbury outside the school. Amongst those in this photograph and in no particular order are: Susan Preston, ...

Tamworth - Grammar School: sepia drawing

'Grammar School at Tamworth, Staffordshire. A. D. 1677.' Showing a low building with a central `stepped' gable and a hipped roof. On the ground floor are four windows between pilasters. The school ...

Tamworth Girls High School

The school was officially opened by the Countess Ferrers on October 1, 1913. In attendance was Rev William MacGregor, one of Tamworth's benefactors. The school flourished until 1959, when it was amalgamated ...

Tamworth Girls High School Science Laboratory

After WW1 education improved considerably and Tamworth girls now had science laboratories and the range of educational subjects was much wider. The school was officially opened by the Countess Ferrers ...

Tamworth Girls High School, Kindergarden

The school was officially opened by the Countess Ferrers on October 1, 1913. In attendance was Rev William MacGregor, one of Tamworth's benefactors. Primarily built for older girls, the school also had ...

Tamworth School Group

Photograph taken outside the Old School Room, next to St. John's Catholic Church in St. John's Street, Tamworth. 6 year old Hilda Allsop (1892-1987, later Griffiths) is seated bottom right in a dark ...

Teachers at Walhouse Junior School, Cannock

Teachers pictured in the staff room at Walhouse Junior School. From left to right: John Dennis, Bruce Haycock, Peter Cadman, Fred Yard, and Headmaster Arthur Hampton. John Dennis left to go to teach ...

Technical Training School, Standon

Originally a Church of England home for 'waifs and strays' and later classified as an Industrial School, by 1938 it was an Intermediate Approved School' for boys aged 13 to 15 committed there by the legal ...

Temporary school, Cross Side Cottages, Flash

Around the time of this photograph it seems the village school did not have enough space for all the children of middle school age and it that was planned to send them to school at Warslow school. The ...

Tennis team, Uttoxeter

Ruth Grice is seated front row, far left seated holding her tennis racquet. This photograph was possibly taken at Red Gables boarding house.

Tennis team, Uttoxeter

Ruth Grice is seated front row, second from left holding her tennis racquet. This photograph was possibly taken at Red Gables boarding house.

Tenterbanks School Building, Tenterbanks, Stafford

This building was demolished in the late 1960's. The Link and Workshop blocks of Stafford College now occupy this site.

Thank you card from a soldier, Eccleshall

A thank you card from a soldier for a gift of cigarettes from the pupils of Eccleshall Church of England School. This was part of a scheme organised by the Overseas League during World War 2 to provide ...

Thanksgiving Service, Stafford

A service in thanksgiving for victory and to commemorate those who gave their lives during the Great War, held on the Grammar School field off Newport Road, Stafford. It was organised by the National ...

The Band of Hope Certificate of Merit, Goldenhill School

Certificate of Merit awarded by the Lancashire and Cheshire Band of Hope and Temperance Union, under the Schools Scientific Temperance Teaching Scheme for Lancashire, Cheshire, N.W Derbyshire & N. Staffordshire. It ...

The Big Schoolroom, Denstone College, Denstone

The Big Schoolroom was 130 feet long with a master's desk at each end so two classes could be taught. At the far end is a portrait of Rev. Nathaniel Woodard, founder of the school. Denstone College ...

The Bishop’s Palace, Lichfield

This postcard view shows the south-east front of the Bishop’s Palace in the Cathedral Close at Lichfield. The Grade I listed stone building of two storeys with dormer windows in the roof has a date of ...