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Gratwich Church: water colour painting
'St. Mary's Church Gratwich,' [as rebuilt in 1775 in brick and stone.] South west view showing a small low chancel. The two windows of the nave are almost round-headed. There is a small bell turret ...
Grave of William Landon, Church Eaton
The grave of William Landon (1755-1833) in the graveyard of St. Editha's Church, Church Eaton. William was born in Herefordshire and is regarded as the ancestor of the majority of the Staffordshire Landons. ...
Grave stones in Biddulph Churchyard: sepia drawing
Two gravestones in the churchyard.Inscribed 'These stones were found under the steps of the cross, when repairing a few years ago.' Artist: 'J.B.,' [John Bucker.]
Graves, Hawkesyard Priory, Rugeley
In the foreground and through the trees several graves can be seen where some of the monks were laid to rest in the grounds of the former Priory buildings on the Hawkesyard Estate.
Gravestone in St. Stephen's Church Yard, Great Haywood
The gravestone of Thomas Fallows (who died on 3 May 1909, aged 78) Shugborough Park Farm Tenant from 1900 to 1909, and his wife Annie Elizabeth.
Thomas was born in Wetton, Staffordshire in 1839, where ...
Gravestone, Alstonefield
In the graveyard of St. Peter's Church, Alstonefield is this gravestone, which is one of the oldest in the country. It is dated 1518 and is to the memory of Anne Green who died on 3 April 1518.
Gravestones, St .Mary's Church Yard, Stafford
Headstones of George Merricks and his wife Ann Merricks (nee Halden).
The inscription reads: 'In Loving Memory of Ann the beloved wife of George Merricks of Lichfield Road. Who died May 29 1901. ...
Great Barr Chapel: engraving
'N. E. View of Barr Chapel.' North east view showing the eighteenth century gothic chapel with apse and spire. On the right is a gothic arched gateway. 'Rev S. Shaw, del., [drawn]; T. Donaldson, sculpt., ...
Great Barr Chapel: water colour painting
'Great Barr,' showing a distant view of the chapel from the south east, between the trunks of two trees in the foreground. Anonymous, [S. Shaw].
Great Barr Chapel: water colour painting
'Great Barr.' North east view of an eighteenth century gothic chapel with apse and spire.[Shaw's original water colour for an engraving of the chapel. The water colour has been ruled for reducing.] Anonymous, ...
Great Bridgeford Methodist Chapel,
Great Haywood Chapel: sepia drawing
'Chapel at Great Heywood (sic), Staffordshire,' [built 1840] taken from the south west. Showing a flat nave with a large west window (under which are two doors), with a row of flat-topped windows. A ...
Great Haywood Chapel: sepia wash drawing
'Grt. Haywood Chapel,' [built 1840] taken from the south west. Showing a flat nave with a large west window (under which are two doors), with a row of flat-topped windows. A flight of steps leads to ...
Great Haywood Church Lads' Brigade,
Five representatives of Great Haywood Lads' Brigade assembled in Hyde Park, London, to meet King Edward VII during his coronation celebrations.
Great Haywood War Memorial Hall
Community hall erected in Great Haywood to commemorate the local men who served and fell in World War 1. The dates of the conflict - given as 1914-1919 (the date of the final peace treaty) - are inscribed ...
Great War March and Service, Hednesford
Pictured are cadets, ex-servicemen and guests, along with members of the public attending a service following a march in Hednesford. Similar marches and services were held around Staffordshire to remember ...
Grendon (Warwickshire) - tablet to Frances (Hesilrig) Chetwynd: painting
'In the Church at Grendon, Of Black and white marble,' a tablet to Frances, the only daughter of Edward Haselrig of Arthington, Northamptonshire, wife of Walter Chetwynd, esq. [who d. 10 Aug., 1669], ...
Grendon Church - tablet to Frances Chetwynd: painting
'In the Church at Grendon, of Black and white Marble,' a tablet to Frances, the only child of Walter Chetwynd (the Antiquary, who lived at Ingestre Hall) who died, 1673. Anonymous, [J. R. Fernyhough.]...