Broad Eye, Stafford
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished.
Broad Eye, Stafford
Door and window of 10, Broad Eye, Stafford, immediately prior to demolition. Note the unusual forming of the brick support arches over the doorway and window and the brick pavement.
Broad Street Corner, Stafford
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished. Only the Lamb Inn, the white building at the end of the row remains (2025)....
Brocton Hall Mill
The photographer Dr. J.E.C. Peters left a note attached to this picture stating: “Brocton Hall Mill".
The building remains (2026) and stands next to a car park near Brocton Hall on the Brocton Hall ...
Brocton Hall,
Brocton Hall was built in 1760, George Chetwynd undertook extensive remodelling in 1801.
The hall and land was acquired by Cannock Chase Golf Club in 1922, who had lost their club house in a fire. ...
Brocton Mission Hall,
The Mission Hall opened in 1891. The building was also used as a schoolroom.
In 1951 the hall was dedicated to All Saints.
Brocton near Stafford
A postcard view taken from The Green, Brocton, looking towards Milford. The Smallwoods lived in the cottage on the right with the village smithy attached. Samuel Buttery was the village Blacksmith.
The ...
Brocton Village,
View of Pool Lane. The house on the left has been demolished, but the house on the right still stands.
The gate was to prevent animals from the Chase straying into the village.
Brook House, Bucknall
The Brook House, Bucknall, built in about 1636. It was dismantled in 1974 and moved to Knighton, near Mucklestone.
Photographed by William Blake of Longton.
Brook House, Milwich,
Brook House on Stone Road was formerly the post office.
Its thatched roof had since been tiled.
Brook House, Milwich,
Brook House was formerly the Post Office and in the late nineteenth century had a thatched roof.
Brook Street, Stafford
House and adjacent chapel, since demolished, near the Eccleshall Road, approximately where the petrol station is today (2026). The 1888 Working Men’s Mission Room was referred to as the Brook Street Primitive ...
Brown Jug Public House, Bishop's Offley,
Brown Jug Public House, Bishop's Offley,
Burton Manor, Stafford,
Burton Manor in Rising Brook was built in 1855 by Francis Whitgreave. Stonework found during excavations from Grey Friars on Foregate Street was incorporated into the house, including the stone cross ...
Bus Depot, Hixon,
Old bus garage on Stowe Lane.
Butterhill House, Coppenhall,
Butterhill House was the home of the Marson family.
On the left is Butterhill windmill, dating from c.1800. The mill ceased work in the 1870s, but the sails were not removed until 1912.
Byanna Farmhouse, Eccleshall,
Photograph of an illustration, taken by Mr Trevor Harvey.
The name Byanna means 'beyond the dean', or out of the town. The Bishops of Lichfield lived here after Eccleshall Castle was destroyed in ...