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High Street, Eccleshall
A view of the north side of Eccleshall High Street. At the time of this photograph number 38 was occupied by J.W. Fisher. Today (2017) it is occupied by Sean Hirst Flowers.
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High Street, Eccleshall
This view was taken looking south-east along the High Street in Eccleshall.
The three story houses centre left are numbers 73-77, next door is I. Stanejko's boot and shoe repair shop, in the centre ...
High Street, Eccleshall
A view of the south side of Eccleshall High Street showing numbers 5, 7 and 9, close to the junction with Stafford Street. On the right is a van belonging to Eccleshall Wholesaling Co., who were based ...
High Street, Eccleshall
Looking west.
High Street, Eccleshall
A view of the south side of Eccleshall High Street, looking east. On the right can be seen the arcaded fronts of the Royal Oak Inn and Crown Inn.
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High Street, Eccleshall
A postcard view looking east along High Street, Eccleshall. The buildings on the right stand next to Lonsdale House are part of Lonsdale Court rest home, built in the 1960s.
High Street, Eccleshall
Looking east along High Street, Eccleshall. Behind the railings to the left is 'The Grey House'. The three-storey building on the right with the bay window is Lonsdale House. The buildings next to Lonsdale ...
High Street, Eccleshall
The building on the right with the bay window is Lonsdale House.
The buildings next to Lonsdale House were demolished in the 1960s, to make way for a new rest home, Lonsdale Court.
High Street, Eccleshall
A postcard view looking west along High Street from the crossroads. The timber framed building on the right is the Market Hall (built in 1884) which replaced the Old Market Hall and was constructed to ...
High Street, Eccleshall
High Street, Eccleshall, looking east. The Red Lion Inn can be seen to the right. The street remained cobbled until 1909.
A postcard published by William Shaw of Burslem.
High Street, Eccleshall
View taken looking west from the Castle Street and Stafford Street crossroads.
The timber framed building on the right is the Market Hall (built in 1884) which replaced the Old Market Hall and was ...
High Street, Eccleshall
A view of the south side of Eccleshall High Street, showing numbers 63, 65 and 67. These houses have since been demolished to make way for a rest home, Lonsdale Court.
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High Street, Eccleshall
Looking east along High Street. The three-storey houses on the right, numbers 69 to 77, were demolished in the 1960s to make way for a new rest home, John Pershall Court, built in 1968.
High Street, Eccleshall
Looking west along High Street. The building on the left was a lodging house, and on the right behind the double doors was a bakehouse. The church is just beyond the last houses on the right.
A postcard ...
High Street, Eccleshall
This photograph pre-dates 1902, when the new front and turret was built onto numbers 50 and 52.
The High Street is decorated, possibly for the Coronation of Edward VII in 1901.
High Street, Eccleshall
These buildings were demolished in the 1960s, to make way for a new rest home, Lonsdale Court. The building on the right is Lonsdale House.
Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.
High Street, Eccleshall
A view looking north west from land behind the High Street in Eccleshall, with the tower of Holy Trinity to the left. The land in the foreground is now occupied by Usulwall Close.
Photograph donated ...