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Castle Inn, Brereton, Rugeley
This colour-tinted postcard shows a view of Main Road, Brereton, probably taken from the front of the church grounds. The old Castle Pub is on the left with barrels on the pavement edge. This was demolished ...
Castle Inn, Stafford,
The Castle Inn on Eastgate Street, demolished in the 1960s.
The site was redeveloped as Castlegate telephone exchange, which moved there from its former building at the rear of the Head Post Office. ...
Castle Street, Stafford
This view was taken looking southwest from the Castle Street railway bridge (over the West Coast Main Line) in Stafford. On the left are several abandoned railway buildings, centre right on the horizon ...
Castle Tavern, Stafford,
View of Doxey Road and the corner of Castle Street.
The large hoarding stands where Sainsbury's car park is now sited.
Castlefield Street, Shelton
Looking along Castlefield Street, off Shelton New Road, in Cliffe Vale. Castlefield Street was formerly called Edward Street. The photograph was taken about halfway down, just beyond Lomas Street. ...
Castlewood Cafe, near Chartley
Castlewood Cafe on the A518 near Chartley on the A518 Weston to Uttoxeter road. Popular with bikers, it was previously known as Kate's Cafe.
Castro’s Restaurant, Cheddleton
Castro’s Mexican Restaurant, Cheadle Road, Cheddleton. It stood adjacent to the Caldon Canal on what was the canal wharf servicing the flint mill. It was closed by owner Jamie Bateman in 2020 after almost ...
Cat vases
Cat vases by Wade. The Wade Group of Potteries started in 1810 at Burslem but 1922 several potteries amalgamated to become George Wade & Son, Ltd. of the Manchester Pottery, Greenhead Street, Burslem.
Caterham Brothers Works, Commercial Street, Burslem
This is the rear of Caterham Brothers Fireplaces on Waterloo Road. The company manufactured fireplaces and Cannon Tiles and their works were at the northern end of Commercial Street. The far part of the ...
Catering course at Rodbaston Agricultural College
Rodbaston College's origins lie in 1919 when the War Agricultural Committee opened an agricultural training depot. In 1921 it became Rodbaston Farm Institute, which was run by the County Council. It was ...
Catering Department, Stafford College, Stafford
Michael Shelley, a first year student in the Stafford County Technical College’s catering course, is pictured in the new restaurant, as he satisfies an exacting customer with his service, who is his tutor, ...
Catholic Procession, Stafford,
The Catholic Procession was organised by the parishes of St. Austin's and St. Patrick's.
The route was from St. Patrick's Church in the north of Stafford to St. Joseph's Convent on Lichfield Road, ...
Cat's eye decoration jugs and mug
Earthenware jugs and mug. Height of mug 80mm. Cat's eye decoration was achieved by using a three-chambered slip-bottle, patented in 1811, which allowed several colours of slip to be applied at once. ...
Cattle Market , Stone
This photograph was taken from the railway bridge by Granville Terrace, looking down to the site of the cattle market which closed in May 1994.
The site was demolished to make way for Christchurch ...
Cattle Market Inn, Leek
Built in 1867 and embellished in 1874, this pub, which stands on Fountain Street, is now just known as the Cattle Market.
Cattle Market, Gaolgate Street, Stafford,
Cattle fair held in Gaolgate Street (then known as Cow Street).
The annual Rother Market, where long-horned cattle were bought and sold, continued until 1909, when protests about congestion and the ...
Cattle Market, Stafford,
The last cattle fair held in Gaolgate Street (then known as Cow Street). The photograph was taken from the corner of Market Square and Gaolgate Street. On the right is Mummery's jewellers shop.
The ...
Cattle Market, Victoria Road, Tamworth
The figure on the extreme right in the dark coat is George Henry Mulvey, a butcher.