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Man Sitting on the Steps of the Jubilee Fountain, Stafford,
The Jubilee Fountain was erected on the Market Square in 1887 to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.
Objections to the fountain arose when market stalls had to be removed to provide extra space, ...
Man with a bicycle, Woodseaves area
Portrait of a man with a bicycle in the Woodseaves area.
The Pennyfarthing was introduced in 1871, by which time some form of bicycling had been around for seventy years. Bicycles reached the height ...
Man-rider train, Lea Hall Colliery, Rugeley
"Man-rider" train conveying men from the pit bottom into mine workings at the start of the shift. The driver is Sid Bailey.
Lea Hall was the first colliery planned and sunk by the National Coal Board. ...
Marching Band Procession, Cheddleton
A marching band playing brass instruments lead a procession along Cheadle Road, Cheddleton. The Post Office is in the background. Immediately behind the band, a group of elderly, bearded men are followed ...
Margaret Cooke with car at Hollywood Farm, Hilderstone
Margaret Cooke with a car, registration number HLH 229, outside Hollywood Farm. The car is believed to be a 1940s Standard Flying 12. The Cooke family were at Hollywood Farm between 1934 and 1952.
Market Cross, Cheadle
Looking down Cross Street towards St Giles Roman Catholic Church with the 17th century Market Cross in the foreground. The cross is surmounted with a Victorian era gas lamp.
In front of William Fallows' ...
Market Day, Cheadle
A multiview postcard with scenes of Market Day in Cheadle. The Empire Theatre can be seen in the upper and lower photographs, situated between the Market Hall and the wall. It is absent in the earlier, ...
Market Place on Coronation Day, Uttoxeter
Crowds stand near the kiosk in Market Place and watch as soldiers in dress uniform prepare to fire a military salute on George V's Coronation Day. The scene was captured from a first floor room near to ...
Market Place on Coronation Day, Uttoxeter
View of Market Place where townsfolk have gathered to celebrate the coronation of George V. Pupils of St. Joseph's Catholic School are seen clearly in the centre of the scene, walking in procession, as ...
Market Place, Burton-on-Trent
View of a busy Market Place showing open stalls and crowds of people, with St. Modwen's Church in the background.
Market Place, Cannock
This postcard dates well before the installation of the clock and war memorial. Looking up to High Green from the Church Street junction, with the Crown Inn on the right. Note too the Monkey Puzzle tree ...
Market Place, Cannock,
View of Market Place with the Crown Hotel to the left.
The Crown Hotel was built in the early 18th century and demolished in 1962. It was replaced with a row of modern shops.
Market Place, Hednesford
The solitary parked car stands in front of the Anglesey Hotel (out of picture) with the Electric Palace on the left of the photograph. Rhodes’ fancy goods and toy shop stands on the corner of Anglesey ...
Market Square, Rugeley
View of the Market Hall on the right and shops in the background.
Market Square, Stafford,
An unknown event in Market Square and Greengate Street. To the right can be seen Boots the Chemist, Aston and Son furniture shop and the Guildhall.
Market Square, Stafford,
On the right can be seen the Jubilee Fountain, erected on the Market Square in 1887 to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.
In 1927 the Borough Council turned the square into a car park; the Jubilee ...
Market Stall, High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Thomas Caddy's greengrocers stall pictured adjacent to what was the WH Smith shop in 2002. Thomas Caddy also had a shop on Marsh Street. Notice how the stall has been made up out of boxes, and propping ...
Market Street, Hednesford
View of the top of Market Street, looking down the hill. Shoppers are standing outside the butcher's shop, and on the near left, the iron monger's canopy with drainpipe and wrought iron decoration can ...