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Wedding of Eustace Knight and Nellie Devall, Gayton

The wedding at St. Peter’s Church, Gayton of Miss Enid Nellie Devall, daughter of Mr and Mrs W.S. Devall of Moat Farm, Gayton, and Eustace Knight, younger son of Mrs and the late W.W. Knight of Milwich ...

Wedding of Francis Chawner and Alice Vernon, Milwich,

The wedding of Francis Henry Chawner and Alice May Vernon. The photograph was taken at Milwich Hall. From left to right are: Ellen Vernon, unknown, Nell Knight, Alice Vernon, Francis Chawner, Nellie ...

Wedding of Harold Taylor and Cissie Law, Pattingham

Pictured, from left to right, are: Richard Law, Jessie Inett, Wilf Taylor, Charlie Law, Nancy Caddick, ?, Gladys Inett, George Law, Harold Taylor, Cissie (Evelyn) Law. This photograph was taken at ...

Wedding of John Davies and Harriet Shelley, Colwich

Wedding photograph of John Davies and Harriet Annie Shelley. The wedding took place during the Second World War and the groom is wearing his naval uniform. John (Jack) Davies was a gunner on Defensively ...

Wedding of John Fenton and Elizabeth Morris, Milwich,

Photograph taken outside The Manor, then known as The Grange.

Wedding of John Moore and Gertrude Alcock, Stone,

Wedding of Mr John Whitelock Moore M.B.E. and Gertrude Alcock, at Stone. The bride made the bouquets herself on the morning of the wedding, using flowers from her own garden. Mr Sam Buxton was the ...

Wedding of Samuel Ward and Gertrude Haywood, Stafford

Gertrude Haywood was the younger sister of Stafford's Chief Fire Officer, Alfred Ernest Haywood, who is the tall man standing second on the right. Gertrude, who was born deaf, can be seen in the middle ...

Wedding of William Edward (Ted) Williamson and Olive Rose Johnson

Pictured on the back row, from left to right, are Margaret (Taylor), George Williamson, Mrs Vernon, Harold Vernon, Edith Williamson, Kathleen Williamson, Jim Sword, Norman Williamson, Rowland Williamson ...

Wedding of William Knight and Annie Shemilt, Milwich,

From left to right (back row) are: Nellie Knight, John Knight, John Bradbury, George Coupe, Edward Shemilt, Ethel Shemilt (front row) Hannah Foster, Frances Brown, Annie Bradbury, Annie Hollins Shemilt, ...

Wedding of William Knight and Annie Shemilt, Milwich,

Wedding Party outside Glascote Bottom Lock House, Glascote, Tamworth

Late Victorian or more likely early Edwardian wedding of the Crowshaw family, with Mr Arthur Crowshaw on the extreme right. The party is pictured outside the bottom lock house Glascote. The house ...

Wedding party, Hopwas, Lichfield

The Groom and Bride, Mr and Mrs Tye, are pictured in the coach, along with the Bestman, and presumably a couple of Bridesmaids. E.J. Cole is the gentleman driving the coach.

Wedgwood School of Free Hand Paintresses, Barlaston

Josiah Wedgwood (1730 - 1795) began his apprenticeship as a potter in 1744. He started his own pottery business at Ivy House in Burslem 1759. As Wedgwood experiment with new techniques and glazes, his ...

Wedgwood School of Free Hand Paintresses, Barlaston

Miss Millicent Taplin, Head of the Department, can be seen in the glass panelled office. In the foreground one of the paintresses can be seen mixing enamel colours on a ceramic tile. Decorated ware ...

Welfare Foods Campaign, Stafford,

Welfare Foods Campaign in the Midland Region, which took place in the Food Office on Mount Street. The campaign was to encourage mothers to claim free cod liver oil and orange juice for their children. On ...

Well Dressing, Endon

Endon has the the longest tradition of well dressing in Staffordshire, beginning when the stone well head was built in 1845 at the expense of Thomas Heaton, a local landowner. The well dressing formerly ...

Wesley Place Sunday School outing to Trentham Gardens

David Cooke is on 2nd row, fifth from the left. Two rows directly behind David are Sid and Brenda Bailey. Also in the photograph are four of the Naylor Family. Harold Naylor was Lord Mayor of Stoke on ...

Wesleyan Band, Stafford,

The band are seated in front of the Wesleyan Mission Hall on Rowley Street, opened in 1885.