Sea Cadets, Shire Hall, Stafford
Photograph shows two Sea Cadets holding balloons by a stall outside the Shire Hall in Stafford.
Reproduced by Kind Permission of the Staffordshire Newsletter who retain copyright.
Second Contingent Tamworth Volunteers, Tamworth Castle Courtyard
The Second Contingent of Tamworth Volunteers, who served in the South African War during 1901, taken in the courtyard of Tamworth Castle. On the front row are, Col. Sergt. S. Pownell, Privates; W. Harvey, ...
Second Stone Scout Group, Kibblestone Camp, Stone
The Copeland family owned the Kibblestone estate from the mid-nineteenth century. Ronal Copeland started the first Scout Troop in Stone in 1910. In 1921 he became the County Scout Commissioner for North ...
Section of the Stafford Battery, Royal Field Artillery
The location of this photograph is uncertain, but it may have been taken on the playing field at King Edward VI Grammar School in Stafford. Please contact us if you recognise the precise location.
The ...
Selection, Taylor Tunnicliff and Co Ltd, Hanley
The selection warehouse at Taylor, Tunnicliff's Eastwood factory, Hanley.
The firm was founded in 1867 by Thomas Taylor and William Tunnicliff, eventually concentrating on making specialised pottery ...
Sergeant Peter Bartlam, Staffordshire Police
In 1974, Sergeant 330 Peter Bartlam, based with the Southern Traffic Group in Lichfield, was responsible for introducing the use of a speed recording device, VASCAR (Visual Average Speed Computer and ...
Sergeant Peter Bartlam, Staffordshire Police, Baswich
Sgt 330 Peter Bartlam is pictured explaining the role of Traffic and Motorway Patrol Officers to visitors to the Open Day at the old Staffordshire Police Headquarters, Baswich, in August 1974.
The ...
Sergeant Stephen Wright, Staffordshire Police
Police Sergeant Stephen Wright was born in Werrington in about 1890, and died in 1952.
Sergeants Staffordshire Royal Artillery, Stafford
On the left is Francis Herbert Clarke who won the Military Cross as a Second Lieutenant in the 124th Battalion of the Royal Field Artillery on the 20th of August 1918, east of Vieux Berqun. He was killed ...
Servants from Drayton Manor, Fazeley
A photograph thought to be of servants from Drayton Manor.
Drayton Manor was the home of the Peel family and was built by Sir Robert Peel's father in about 1790. Drayton Manor was demolished in the ...
Servants, Elford Rectory
A group of five maids pictured in the garden of Elford Rectory. The Vicar of Elford at the time was the Rev. Francis Edward Paget, M.A.
Sewage Works under Construction, Stafford,
Building of Stafford's sewage works at Lammascote.
This could possibly be the refuse destructor under construction.
Photograph donated by Stafford Historical and Civic Society, who retain copyright ...
Sewer Workers, Stafford,
Sewage workers wearing protective clothing and breathing equipment. They are standing by a brick culvert.
Shaffalong Colliery sod-cutting ceremony, Cheddleton
Onlookers at the ceremonial cutting of the first sod by Mrs James Meakin (in the centre of the photograph) at the site of the shafts for the new colliery venture at Shaffalong in October 1906. Children ...
Sheen Brass Band
Back row far right is James Wood, middle row far right is David Wood. they lived at Dale Bottom, Alstonefield.
Shelton Bar Steel Works, Stoke-on-Trent
On the left, Ernest Bullock is 'pig lifting' - manually hauling ingots of pig iron - at Shelton Bar Steel Works, Stoke-on-Trent. Ernest was born in Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1892, served in the First World ...
Shelton Bar Steelworks
When we were a fully integrated steelworks we stretched from Etruria right up to the Grand Hotel in Hanley – we’d got the plant spread out. The by-products from the iron-making furnaces – what’s known ...
Shield winners outside Littleton Colliery
The shields are thought to have been awarded for inter-colliery sporting competitions. Left is Brian Mellor (Overman), right, Roy Metcalfe (Deputy).
Cannock and Huntington Collieries Company started ...