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Jolly Bacchus Public House, Stafford,
The Jolly Bacchus was on Greengate Street, to the right of the Bear Inn.
The bay window can still be seen.
Jubilee Gates in Stanley Street, Tunstall
The gates were at a rear entrance to Adam's Greengates Pottery on Stanley Street. The gates were made by the noted Tunstall art metal worker, William Durose who also made gates for Tunstall Park. Theses ...
Junction Service Station, Stafford
Junction Service Station selling Mobil fuels was located on Newport Road at the junction with Station Road, Stafford.
From about 1939 the garage belonged to Mr E.H. Bunn. In 1945 he transferred his ...
Keeling & Walker's Offices, Mount Pleasant, Fenton
The ornate early twentieth century office building of Keeling Walker Ltd on the corner of Sutherland Street and Whieldon Road in the Mount Pleasant area of Fenton. Above the oriel window is a tile plaque ...
Keeper's Cottage, Rugeley Road, Hednesford
The white painted Keeper's Cottage was a popular subject of local railway photographs on Cannock Chase.
Postcard published by J. Mellor, Cannock Road, Hednesford.
Keeper's Court, Stafford Gaol,
Keepers court was situated in the centre of the prison buildings.
Kennels, Gerrard's Bromley Hall,
These kennels once formed part of the estate belonging to Gerrard's Bromley Hall.
The sixteenth century hall was built behind two courtyards; off the courtyards were barns and stable blocks.
The ...
Keys' Tailor's, Lower Brook Street, Rugeley
Key's Tailor's and Drapers Shop, Lower Brook Street in Rugeley. An image taken from a glass negative.
In the late 1870s John Key had a shop in Lower Brook Street. Around 1888 his son George set up ...
King Edward VI Grammar School, Stafford
A postcard view of King Edward VI Grammar School on Newport Road, Stafford.
The Free Grammar School of King Edward VI was established in 1550 using St. Bertelin's Chapel as a schoolroom. Due to the ...
King Edward VII at Lichfield Cathedral
This postcard view shows King Edward VII leaving Lichfield Cathedral by the Great West Door (main entrance) while two police officers keep watch. Although this postcard was published around 1901 or 1902 ...
King Edward VII Motoring through Stone,
King Edward VII passed through Stone on his way to Alton Towers. Crowds lined the route to catch a glimpse of him, as seen here on Granville Square.
The whole town was decorated for the occasion and ...
King Edward VII Statue, Museum Gardens, Lichfield
A postcard view of the statue of King Edward VII which was erected and presented to the City by Robert Bridgeman to mark his year as Sheriff. It was unveiled by the Rt Hon. Earl of Dartmouth, who was ...
King Edward VII Statue, Museum Gardens, Lichfield
A postcard view of the statue of King Edward VII which was erected and presented to the City by Robert Bridgeman to mark his year as Sheriff. It was unveiled by the Rt Hon. Earl of Dartmouth, who was ...
King Edward VII’s visit to Stafford
This postcard view shows crowds of people outside the Shire Hall in the Market Square, Stafford for the visit of King Edward VII.
The Royal visit by King Edward VII was planned for the 18th to 23rd ...
King’s Lodging, Tutbury Castle
The external doorway to the King’s lodging, built in 1634-36, part of the south range of Tutbury Castle.
King's Arms Public House, Stone,
The King's Arms public house on High Street.
King's Arms, Eccleshall,
The King's Arms on Stafford Street was originally named The Unicorn. Its neo-Elizabethan timber framed facade covers the original Elizabethan structure.
The King's Arms, like the Royal Oak on High ...