More than 2000 results were returned, we've just shown the first 2000. Use the sub themes, where available, to refine your results.
Dwyer's Bakers Van, Rocester
John James Walker (1873-1938) is on the left, with Ezra Woodward on the right holding the large pork pie. The name of the boy sitting on the shafts is not known. John worked as a baker for Andrew Dwyer ...
Dyott Barouche, Freeford Manor, Lichfield
This Barouche was the family vehicle of the Dyott family who lived at Freeford Hall in Lichfield. It dates from the 1840s and was probably built for Richard Dyott (1808-1891) when he retired from the ...
Dyott Family Coach, Freeford Manor, Lichfield
This Coach was built in 1865 by H & A Holmes of Lichfield, Sheffield, Derby & London for Richard Dyott (1808-1891) of Freeford Manor, near Lichfield. Richard Dyott became Member of Parliament for Lichfield ...
E. Goodall, Stonefield Square, Stone
This advertisement announces the magnificent PAM range of Radio and T.V. “For those who seek perfection”, which included the 17in. Table Model “754”, described as a really De-Luxe T.V. which would give ...
E.J. Cole and Sons, Corporation Street, Tamworth
E.J. Cole Esq, founder of E.J. Cole and Sons Undertakers, is seen here drawing a horse drawn herse. The Carnegie Library can be seen in the background, which opened in 1905.
E.R.F. Lorry, Fradswell
A postcard advertising Ernald Upton, a milk carrier and haulage contractor based at the Tally Ho Garage, Fradswell. the photograph shows an E.R.F. lorry. As well as general haulage work, Ernald Upton ...
Earl of Shrewsbury of Ingestre and Alton Towers
Pictured in the driving seat of a Sporting Break and a team of four horses is Major Charles Henry John Chetwynd-Talbot, 20th Earl of Shrewsbury, 5th Earl Talbot and 20th Earl of Waterford (1860-1921) ...
Earl of Shrewsbury's State Chariot, Ingestre
State Chariots, also known as Dress Chariots, were used for court and formal occasions by royalty and families of high rank. This chariot was built in the late 19th Century by Hooper & Co. Ltd. of London, ...
Earl Street, Stafford, (2)
The building in the centre was the headquarters of the County Library.
On the left is Thomasson's dentists surgery.
Early Motor Car, Eccleshall
Mr J.B. Ball, Chairman of Eccleshall and District Agricultural Society, in an open tourer. He is pictured outside his home, Beech Grove at Wootton, near Eccleshall.
This is a Decauville car dating ...
Early motor car, Park Street, Uttoxeter
One of the first motor cars to be seen in Uttoxeter, photographed outside 21 Park Street in 1913. This is a Renault of around 1905-1906, probably a Model VA 20/30hp. Note that front doors were yet to ...
Early motor car, Stafford
Dr Cyril Marson, a Stafford dentist, and his elder sister Miss Arabella Marson in an early motor car. The vehicle pictured is an 8hp Decauville introduced into this country late in 1899. They had limited ...
East Cannock wharf, Hednesford
The coal-loading wharf, East Cannock colliery canal basin near Hednesford. Cannock Chase coal was loaded to narrow boats for delivery to the Set midlands as fuel for steam powered boilers and later power ...
East Street in Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent
The gas lamp cleaner in East Street. East street with its neighbours Central Street and West Street were three streets between present day Albany Street and Gilbert Street in Goldenhill. The terraced ...
East Vale, Longton
Looking west towards the East Vale area of Longton. The railway line is the Stoke to Derby branch. St John's Church in Longton is close to the railway in the distance.
The line of coal wagons are on ...
Eastgate Street, Stafford
This view looks north-west along Eastgate Street, Stafford, towards an area known as Pitcher Bank.
Over the years most of the buildings in this scene have changed use on several occasions. On the ...
Eastgate Street, Stafford
This view looks north-west along Eastgate Street to an area known as Pitcher Bank.
On the left is Tipping Street and the white building by the junction is the Joule's Grade II Listed Shrewsbury Arms ...
Eastgate Street, Stafford
Eastgate Street at its junction with Tipping Street to the left. The area is known as Pitcher Bank due to a crockery market which was once held there.
The three-storey industrial building, numbers ...