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Junior Disco, Rugeley Youth Club
A Rugeley Times photograph (courtesy of the Birmingham Post).
Kate Greenaway Dance, Uttoxeter Town Hall
Frances Hollins is 2nd in from the left. The dance routine was based on the work of Kate Greenaway, a well known illustrator of children's books in the late 19th century.
Keele Municipal Golf Course
Keele Municipal Golf Course was was an 18 hole, 6390 yard course designed by Fred Hawtree in what had been part of Keele Hall Park. It was opened in 1974 by Tony Jacklin and Peter Oosterhuis. Keele ...
Keeling's Patent Substitute for Red and White Lead - Document from the Enoch Wood Scrapbook
Improved Glazes
Printed notice by industrialist and inventor James Keeling. Here he makes various claims about an improved formula for ceramic glazes, which he has patented.
The glaze is 30% cheaper ...
Keeling's Substitute for White and Red Lead, in Making Glazes - Document from the Enoch Wood Scrapbook
Patent notice and conditions of use
Printed notice informing pottery manufacturers of a new patented glaze made by James Keeling.
Conditions for using the substitute glaze applied.
Manufacturers ...
Keep Fit Class, Lotus Shoes, Stafford,
Group of female workers from Lotus participating in a dance and exercise class on the company's sports field on Sandon Road. Lotus, like many other companies, encouraged their employees to participate ...
Ken Adams, Stoke Speedway Rider
Ken Adams (team Leader) and his motorbike photographed at the Sun Street Stadium, Hanley. Stoke Speedway riders wore waistcoats with the original five-star pattern.
Stoke Speedway was founded at ...
Ken Dodd at Bingley Hall, Stafford
This view of comedian and entertainer Ken Dodd was taken during his celebrity appearance at a trade show held in Bingley Hall at the Staffordshire County Showground near Stafford. On the left is Peter ...
Ken Dodd at Bingley Hall, Stafford
Ken Dodd the comedian, actor and singer-songwriter makes a celebrity appearance at a Trade Show held in Bingley Hall at the Staffordshire County Showground near Stafford. On the right are several children ...
Kern Paillard Bolex Camera
Used as a prop in a puppet show, by Douglas Hayward.
Douglas Hayward had already been a touring puppet player from the 1950s when he set up the Marionette Theatre and Puppet Museum at Abbots Bromley ...
Key from official opening of Brine Baths, Stafford
Copper alloy key with coloured enamelled head in black storage box lined with blue velvet. The key handle is engraved "Stafford Corporation Baths Opening Ceremony/Presented/To the/Mayor Alderman/William ...
Kibblestone Scout Camp. Photographed by William Blake.
Landscape taken at Kibblestone Scout Camp, Staffordshire.
King Edward VII Memorial Baths, Nelson Place, Newcastle-under-Lyme
This photograph shows a view of the Memorial Baths. The swimming baths were built in 1906 to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII and have been improved on a number of occasions. In 2002 the ...
King Edward VII Memorial Service, Norton in the Moors
A procession led by a brass band heading towards the Memorial Service following the death of King Edward VII on 6 May 1910 held at St. Bartholomew’s Church, Norton in the Moors. In the background is ...
King George VI Memorial Parade, Stafford
Memorial Parade on Market Square for King George VI, who died in February 1952.
Taking the salute is the Mayor of Stafford Alderman C.E. Fowke. To his right is the Lord Lieutenant of the County of ...
Kings Bromley Jubilee Cricket Teams
Fancy dress and cross-dress cricket teams at Kings Bromley, part of the village's celebrations as part of Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee in 1977. A Rugeley Times photograph (courtesy of the Birmingham ...
King's Parade, Cambridge
Lithograph print by Edwin La Dell(1919-1970).
Dimensions: height - 305mm, width - 470mm
King's Theatre, High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Pictured are the cast for the play 'Mock Trial' that was held at the King's Theatre, Newcastle on the 28th March 1919.
The play was written by Chief Constable William Forster.