Training session at Post Office Telephones Central Training School, Yarnfield
A training session in one of the Duncan Hall buildings. The students are being trained in electronic circuit testing.
Duncan Hall, Beatty Hall and Howard Hall (all named after Royal Navy Admirals) ...
Training session at Post Office Telephones Central Training School, Yarnfield
A class in one of the practical rooms in the New Training Building. The trainees are learning how to carry out adjustments to a Motor Uniselector - the switching system in telephone exchanges.
Duncan ...
Training session at Post Office Telephones Central Training School, Yarnfield
Engineering Instructor Jim Riding is seen explaining the correct operation of a lift motor brake as part of the training for the safety of maintenance engineers. This photograph was probably taken in ...
Trent Mersey Canal at Shelton
Threevmen at the rear of a narrowboat, and a large satellite dish in the background.
Trentham Telephone Exchange, Trentham
Trentham Telephone Exchange was just off Stone Road, opposite the junction with Whitmore Road. It was originally close to Trentham Park Station. The station has been demolished but the exchange buildings ...
William Buttler, amateur radio operator, Burslem
William Butler, photographed here in his mid-60s at his home in Waterloo Road, Burslem, was a keen amateur shortwave radio operator. William never used a microphone to contact other shortwave operators, ...
Winter scene, Walton Bridge, Stone
A view looking towards Walton Bridge and Stone town, believed to have been taken during the hard winter of 1947. The weight of ice and snow has brought down the telephone wires.
Wootton's Post Office and Shop, Cheslyn Hay
Fred Wootton's Post Office and Shop in Low Street, Cheslyn Hay. Four generations of the same family kept the Post Office for 80 years. The building is unchanged and is currently (2007) occupied by a ...
Yarnfield village
The junction of Yarnfield Lane and Highlows Lane. On the left is the row of cottages known as Pink Row. Note the old telephone kiosk which was near the village hall. There also appears to be a finger ...