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Temperance banner

Temperance banner, silk with painted design. Design of St. George in full armour with one foot on a defeated dragon, a sword in his right hand and a shield in his left. Scroll above his head with inscription: ...

Tenant's rent card for the Borough of Stafford

Council house rent card belonging to Mr D. Flint of 17 Moorfields, Stafford. His weekly rent was 11s. 8d.

Tennis Court with Players, Eccleshall,

This tennis court was located on Stafford Road. A garage now stands on the site.

Tennis Courts, Coton Hill Asylum, Stafford

Coton Hill Asylum was built in the 1850s and opened in 1854. It was originally built as an extension to the County Asylum in order to house private patients. It was to be known as The institution for ...

Tennis Courts, Wedgwood Factory, Barlaston,

The Wedgwood factory tennis courts, with Barlaston Hall in the background. In the raincoat is Frederick Maitland Wright, husband of 'Star' (Cecily Stella) Wedgwood (a direct descendant of Josiah Wedgwood ...

Tennis Team from Bostock's Shoe Factory, Stafford

Bostock's (which became Lotus in 1919) encouraged their employees to participate in sports and social activities. The firm's sports field was located near the factory on Sandon Road. A Welfare Superintendent ...

Tennis Team from Bostock's Shoe Factory, Stafford

Photograph taken on the factory sports field, before the building of Henry Street. The houses on the right are on Oxford Gardens. Bostock's (which became Lotus in 1919) encouraged their employees ...

The 18th Stafford (St Joseph's Convent) Guide Company, Stafford

The 18th Stafford (St Joseph's Convent) Guide Company including Rangers and Brownies, present holders of the Stafford Division Girl Guides Inter-company Silver Challenge Cup 1947. The photograph is thought ...

The 6th North Staffs Lifeboat Procession, Burton-on-Trent

The men and band of the 6th North Staffs marching over the Station Bridge as part of the lifeboat parade with the lifeboat station visible over the bridge.

The Albrighton Hunt gathered outside The Woodman Inn, Bilbrook

The Albrighton Hunt occurs annually on Boxing Day. The Woodman Inn still remains in Bilbrook.

The Albrighton Hunt gathered outside The Woodman Inn, Bilbrook

The Albrighton Hunt occurs annually on Boxing Day. The Woodman Inn still remains in Bilbrook.

The Almshouses, Seisdon

The three Almshouses were in Post Office Road, Seisdon. They were demolished in the 1980's for Rudge Court House to be built.

The Bass Worthington Engineers Office Bowling Team, Burton-on-Trent

On the back row are : Jim Morris, George Jackson, Tom Grieves, Tom Scattergood. Front row: Harry Boulton, John Richards, Arthur Hoskins, Gerry Hamilton. Ben Ward is missing form the photo. The photograph ...

The Chapel, Kibblestone Camp, Stone

A postcard view of the Chapel at Kibblestone Scout Camp, donated by the Rotary and Inner Wheel Clubs of Stoke-on-Trent and built in 1951. The Copeland family owned the Kibblestone estate from the mid-nineteenth ...

The Chase Players, Rugeley

Pictured are the front and back pages from a programme for the Chase Players production of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ which was held in Rugeley Town Hall on 16th to 20th February 1954. At this time the Rugeley ...

The Coal Miners' Address to the Public - A notice from the Enoch Wood Scrapbook

So-called 'blackleg' labour has been a controversial feature of industrial tension for generations. Traitors When North Staffordshire's miners formed a trade union in the early 1830s, their masters ...

The Constitutional Club, 149-50 High Street, Burton-on-Trent

Exterior view of the Constitutional Club in High Street, built by the post office in 1877 and was employed in that respect until 1905 when the amount of mail became too great to handle at this site, the ...

The Crown and Anchor Darts Team, Stone

Pictured are the Crown and Anchor Darts Team who were in Section ‘A’ of the Stone and District Darts League. Front row left to right: F Cann, D Parton, L Pickering (Captain), N Butters, J Hammersley. ...