Stockwell Street, Leek
The building on the far left of the picture is Bowcock's Grocers. It has since become Haworth's White Hart Cafe. Behind the small tree in the centre of the picture is Old Stockwell House, the home of ...
Stoke market hall, Church Street, Stoke
This plan is of Stoke market hall in Church Street, Stoke. The building is still used as a market hall today and has an adjacent area of open land with outdoor stalls.
Diagrams (from top):
- Front of ...
Stoke Old Road, Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent
This is the view eastwards along Stoke Old Road from close to the corner with Balloon Street in Hartshill. Balloon Street was known as Federation Street until the 1950s. The Victorian terraced houses ...
Stone Branch, Cyclists' Touring Club, Stone
The Stone Section of the North Staffordshire District Association of the Cyclists' Touring Club, formed in 1962 by Gordon and Irene Smith and Dave Steele, starting off on an endurance ride from Granville ...
Stone Branch, Cyclists' Touring Club, Stone
The Stone Section of the North Staffordshire District Association of the Cyclists' Touring Club, formed in 1962 by Gordon and Irene Smith and Dave Steele, starting off on a ride from Granville Square ...
Stone Cross, Penkridge
This postcard view looks south along Stone Cross and the A449 Wolverhampton Road in Penkridge. On the left the three gables of the White Hart Inn can be seen and on the right is the George and Fox Inn....
Stone Cross, Penkridge
This postcard view looks south along Stone Cross and the A449 Wolverhampton Road in Penkridge. On the left the three gables of the White Hart Inn can be seen and on the right is the George and Fox Inn....
Stone Perseverance Co-operative Society,
The Stone Co-operative Society was formed in 1875 with the opening of these premises in Radford Street. A 'Hygienic Steam Bakery' was also opened in Kings Avenue.
The Chairman of the Society was Alfred ...
Stone Railway Station
Stone Railway Station was built between two railway lines, Norton Bridge and Colwich (on the London line), in 1848. Its Jacobean-style architecture was the work of Hunt, and the archway led to separate ...
Stone Scout and Guide Band Parade, Eccleshall Festival,
Stone Scout and Guide Band parade on High Street.
The first Eccleshall Festival was held in 1979. The festival takes place every two years.
Stonefield Square, Stone
Mrs Thorley and her daugther Millicent in front of Mr W. Thorley's greengrocers' shop and Harvey's newsagents' at 8 and 10 Old Road, on Stonefield Square. This photograph was taken on V.J. Day in August ...
Stonefield Square, Stone
On the left is Arthur A. Hamnett’s butcher's shop at 2a Oulton Road, now (2026) Shear Genius hairdressers. At the junction of Old Road and Oulton Road is Frederick Jack’s pharmacy, now occupied by Premier ...
Stonefield Square, Stone
Although this postcard view is still recognisable today, the iron lamp stand and many of the shops on the left no longer stand, and the houses further on were demolished to extend Stonefield Park. Frederick ...
Stonefield Square, Stone
A view from Stonefield Square, looking along Oulton Road, Stone. On the left is Frederick Jacks' pharmacy (now, in 2012, a 'Premier' shop). Apart from the removal of the cast iron lamp post in the foreground, ...
Stonefield Square, Stone
W. Thorley's greengrocers' shop and Harvey's newsagents' at 8 and 10 Old Road, on Stonefield Square.
Stores, Bath Lane, Hixon,
The original Hixon Stores at South View, Bath Lane, were run by Mr Hammond. His car, a Talbot, was used for deliveries and can be seen in the centre.
In the background can be seen Laundry Cottage ...
Stubbs, Meeson & Co at Penkridge Livestock Auction
Stubbs, Meeson & Co were an agricultural foodstuff and supplies company whose main warehouse was located in Telegraph Street, Stafford. This photograph shows their office at the Penkridge livestock auction ...
Students bookshop, Broad Street, Hanley.
This rather ornate building built in the Renaissance style was originally a doctor’s residence in the late nineteenth century. The doctor around 1905 added the top floor, much to the consternation ...