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Castle Church and Stafford Castle: water colour painting
South east view of the church, showing Castle Hill (partly wooded) standing in the centre of the picture. There are fields in the foreground in which there are huntsmen. Anonymous, [in the style of ...
Castle Church Vicarage, Stafford
The vicarage at Castle Church. Castle Church is dedicated to St. Mary and dates from the Norman period; it was connected to the Collegiate Church of St. Mary in Stafford until 1547.
Photograph donated ...
Castle Church, Stafford,
Castle Church is dedicated to St. Mary and dates from the Norman period; it was connected to the Collegiate Church of St. Mary in Stafford until 1547.
The tower was rebuilt in the fifteenth century; ...
Castle Church, Stafford, (1)
Castle Church is dedicated to St. Mary and dates from the Norman period; it was connected to the Collegiate Church of St. Mary in Stafford until 1547.
The tower was rebuilt in the fifteenth century; ...
Castle Church, Staffordshire, tithe map
Tithe maps and tithe awards are invaluable for the history of villages, properties, families, agriculture and landscape in England and Wales in the period 1837 – 1852. Tithe maps are usually drawn at ...
Castle House Gardens, Stafford
New housing being built on Castle House Gardens, off Castle Bank, Stafford following the demolition of the War Agriculture and Fisheries building. A view taken from the rear of Wordsworth Avenue.
Photographer: ...
Castle Pleasure Grounds, Tamworth
A general view taken from Tamworth Castle, of the Castle Pleasure Grounds. The 1940's open air swimming baths, bowling green and pavilion are visible. Much of the Pleasure Grounds were lost with the building ...
Castle Ring Iron-age Hill Fort, Gentleshaw
Occupying the highest point on Cannock Chase at 795 ft (242 metres), this scheduled ancient monument, believed to date from the Iron Age, which covers the period from around 500 BCE to the arrival of ...
Castle Street, Eccleshall,
On the right is Brook House Farm, now demolished.
The row of cottages on the left was known as Dog Row, and also no longer exists.
Castle Street, Stafford
This view was taken looking southwest from the Castle Street railway bridge (over the West Coast Main Line) in Stafford. On the left are several abandoned railway buildings, centre right on the horizon ...
Castle View Farm, Billington, Stafford
Castle View Farm is situated off Billington Bank between Stafford and Haughton. This view was taken from the rear. The house was rebuilt early 21st century but is still recognisable.
Catering course at Rodbaston Agricultural College
Rodbaston College's origins lie in 1919 when the War Agricultural Committee opened an agricultural training depot. In 1921 it became Rodbaston Farm Institute, which was run by the County Council. It was ...
Cat's Monument, Shugborough Park,
The Cat's Monument, c.1750, is situated on the island. It was probably designed by Thomas Wright of Durham (1711-1786), who also worked on the Ruin.
There are two theories behind the purpose of the ...
Cattle at Ingestre Home Farm,
Dairy cattle returning from milking.
Cattle drive to Meadleys Farm, Pattingham
Pictured is Sylvia Oliver collecting Irish Cattle from Albrighton Station and driving them, assisted by three other riders, to Meadleys Farm at Pattingham. They are pictured close to Patshull Pool.
Cattle grazing, Keele University
Friesian cattle grazing by the Home Farm on the Keele University estate.
The manor of Keele was bought in 1544 by William Sneyd and for the next 400 years the estate was owned by the family, and Keele ...
Cattle grazing, Milwich
Ayrshire cattle grazing at a farm in Milwich. Please contact us if you recognise the farm.
Photograph donated by Stafford Historical and Civic Society, who retain copyright ownership.
Cattle in field, Bushbury, Wolverhampton
Cattle and horses in fields by haystacks at Bushbury Hill Farm or Bushbury Hall Farm, near Wolverhampton.
Photographer: Albert Henry Yelland.