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Major General Sir George Anson
Major General Sir George Anson (1769-1849) was born at Shugborough, the second son of George Anson (formerly Adams) of Shugborough and brother to Thomas, 1st Viscount Anson. He fought in the Peninsular ...
Male hospital attendants' Christmas dinner, Male Staff Dining Rooom, St. Edwards Hospital, Cheddleton
By the amount of food on their plates these smartly dressed young men look like they are just about to start eating! Most of them also have their choice of Christmas drink - a pint of beer. This meal ...
Malpass family, Little Haywood
Martha Plasida Malpass (aged 68) of Shugborough Terrace, Little Haywood pictured with her grand daughter Diana Titley (aged 4).
A studio portrait taken by Sidney T. Davies of Foregate Studios, Stafford ...
Maltsters at Bass, Burton-on-Trent
Group of maltsters posed, probably outside Shobnall Maltings with an allowance can in front of them. The men are: G. Cox, Tim Broadhurst, T. Adams. F. Dunn. S. Cliff, J. Britton, G. Thompson, W. Peto, ...
Man and a bicycle
A young man pictured with a bicycle, possibly in the Trentham or Longton area. Please contact us if you recognise this view.
This photograph is one of a collection of 20 glass negatives by an unknown ...
Man in a garden, Trentham
A man pictured standing by a garden gate, possibly at West View, 2 Longton Road, Trentham.
This photograph is one of a collection of 20 glass negatives by an unknown photographer, some of which have ...
Man on a canal bridge
A man standing on a canal bridge, believed to be somewhere in the Trentham and Longton area, possibly at Trent Vale on the Stoke to Newcastle-under-Lyme branch of the Trent and Mersey Canal. Please contact ...
Man on a motorcycle, Studio Portrait, Stafford
Photograph of an unidentified man sitting on possibly an 'Indian' motorcycle, registration E2409. From the Bertam Sinkinson collection.
This glass plate was probably taken by Weiss & Fowke. Charles ...
Man with Two Shire Horses, Marston
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. ...
Marchington School
Marchington National School was opened in March 1875 and had places for 26 scholars. It later became St. Peter's School and a new school building was built next to it in 1964. In 1970 it became St. ...
Market Cafe, Stafford
The interior of the Market Café at St. John's Market, Stafford. The Market buildings were demolished in the early 1990s to make way for the construction of the Guildhall Shopping Centre.
Market Stall, Uttoxeter
A stall at Uttoxeter market with giant ox cabbages. On the left is Mr R. Webster, farmer and horticulturalist of Creighton, near Stramshall, who grew them.
Photograph by Gerald McCann of High Street, ...
Marquis of Anglesey
Henry William Paget, 1st Marquis of Anglesey, was born in 1768 and died in 1854. The Paget family home was Beaudesert, which stood on the south-eastern edge of Cannock Chase.
He fought in Flanders, ...
Marquis of Anglesey, 'Head of the Pagets'
Lithograph print. A caricature of the 4th Marquis of Anglesey of Beaudesert. Appeared in 'Vanity Fair' September 18th 1880. Marquis of Anglesey's signature glued on bottom right.
Dimensions: width ...
Marriage of Fred Tonks and Frances Maud Oakley, Penkridge
This photograph was taken outside Wyre Hall Cottage, Cannock Road, Penkridge, the family home of the Oakley family since the late 19th century. Edwin "Teddy" Oakley was the Penkridge postman and a well-known ...
Marriage of John Foden and Julia Oakley, Penkridge
This formal group portrait shows wedding party at the Fox and George, Penkridge after the marriage of Julia Oakley to John Foden. The man seated towards the right hand side of the front row is Edwin "Teddy" ...
Marson's Grocers Shop Advertisement, Stafford,
Advertisement for Marson's grocers shop, celebrating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
Marson's was established in the Ancient High House on Greengate Street by John Marson in 1826. His son, William ...