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Pearks' Stores, Burton-on-Trent
The assistants at Pearks' Stores stand outside wearing white coats and aprons. The shop, which faced the Market Place, has since been demolished and replaced by the precinct.
Pelsall Road, Brownhills
The last two buildings to the right of this delightful postcard still exist (2018). The one facing, far right, was built as the offices of Brownhills Board of Health in 1882 on Chester Road opposite the ...
Penkridge Road, Cannock Chase
The three soldiers walking are from Rugeley Camp on the Chase, near to Rifle Range Corner.
Percival Hill, Spot Acre
Percival Hill, son of John Hill, who lived at Fox Earths at Spot Acre, near Moddershall. Percival Hill took over his father's nursery business in the 1890s and remained as managing director until his ...
Percy and Kathleen Bloor, Cheddleton
Percy and Kathleen (Kaye) Bloor, probably taken in the back garden of Bankside, Crony Bank, Cheddleton. Kaye ran Bloor’s Newsagents from the house for many years. Kaye was born in 1899.
Percy Hall's medal presentation, Town Hall, Leek
Percy Hall, the young boy in the picture was the first Scout to be presented with a Scouts Life-Saving Medal in the town. Councillor T. H. Bishton, Chairman of Leek Urban District Council is the man about ...
Peter Walker & Co. Brewery workers
Seven brewery workers sitting on an ale dock at the brewery. Standing in the centre of the group is Harry Stephens. He worked in the brewery and returned there after World War I. When the Brewery closed ...
Petrifactions, Stone,
The Petrifactions can be found at Cotwalton Drumble.
Petrifaction occurs when minerals in flowing water build up over time to form features. There is no evidence of petrifaction at Cotwalton Drumble, ...
Pheasant shoot at Mill Meece Farm
A pheasant shoot at Mill Meece Farm, near Eccleshall, shortly before the First World War. The shoot was arranged by the tenant farmer, William Bennison.
Phil Gollings, United Lamp Black Works, Four Ashes
Phil Gollings, a worker at the United Lamp Black Works at Four Ashes, near Gailey, wearing his 'blacks'.
Founded as United Lamp Black Company Ltd. during the Second World War, the company produced ...
Philanthropic Society of Journeymen Coopers procession, Burton-on-Trent
A horse-drawn lorry, belonging to James Eadie & Co., heads the procession, on which is arranged the banner of the Philanthropic Society of Journeymen Coopers, Burton-on-Trent branch.
Philip T. Dale, Stafford
Philip Thomas Dale was born in Birmingham on 13 September 1865, the son of Philip and Fanny Dale. He was the third generation of his family brazier, ironmonger and shopkeeper at 11, Greengate Street, ...
Philip T. Dale, Stafford
A cabinet card studio portrait of Philip Thomas Dale, who was born in Birmingham on 13 September 1865, the son of Philip and Fanny Dale. He was the third generation of his family to be brazier, ironmonger ...
Phoebe Clarke and family, Hednesford
Phoebe Clarke, nee Woollams, married James William Clarke at Pershore in 1886. After the birth of their first child they moved to Hednesford in about 1888 where James worked (and died) in the booming ...
Physical jerks before breakfast, Uttoxeter ACF Camp
The young cadets had an inspection parade at 7.30am, before physical jerks (exercises), which Edward Wilson, one of the cadet leaders recalled, "soon dispelled any remains of sleepiness".
Picking Coal. Photographed by William Blake.
People foraging for coal during the Coal Strike, March 1912.
Picnic at Norbury Junction
Norbury Junction was the junction between the Shrewsbury and the Liverpool and Birmingham sections of the Shropshire Union Canal. The Newport branch of the canal was little used after 1920 and was closed ...
Pierrette dancing troup at the Lichfield Greenhill Bower