St. Chad's Church at RAF Stafford
Prior to the unveiling of St Chad’s Church Foundation Stone (hidden behind the Union Flag), a reading is given by the Chaplain-in-Chief of the RAF, Rev. F.W. Cocks (who later became the Bishop of Shrewsbury), ...
St. John Ambulance Brigade, Enrolment of Nursing Cadets, Stafford
Cadets from Stafford, Cannock and Willenhall look on as Shelagh Woolcock, a member of the Stafford Odeon Nursing Cadet Division of the St John Ambulance Brigade, receives her certificate of enrolment ...
St. John Ambulance Cadets First Aid Team, Uttoxeter
The photograph was taken at a cadets’ party at Elkes Café in 1953.
Back row standing left, Chris Tortoiseshell, standing far right, Ian Sampson, sitting, left with the big cup, John Hudson, centre ...
St. John Ambulance, Brittains Division, Cheddleton
St. John Ambulance, Brittains Paper Mill Division , Cheddleton. Standing far left is Sgt. George Huyton, later to become Superintendent.
The man on the extreme right is in naval uniform. Several of ...
St. John Ambulance, Castle House, Chesterton
The St. John Ambulance Brigade pictured with Dr Craig, at Castle House, Chesterton.
St. John the Baptist Church, Armitage
Viewed from Church Lane, St. John the Baptist Church, Armitage with Church Farmhouse, a 17th century Grade II listed building alongside. Two horse-drawn carriages and a group of people stand near the ...
St. John the Baptist Church, Hammerwich
Situated at the end of Church Lane, St. John’s church was built between 1873-1883 to the design of London architects Newman and Billing replacing a mediaeval predecessor. This view was taken from the ...
St. John's Wesleyan Methodist Church, Station Street, Hednesford
The only person named on this photograph is Mac Wright, (the second man down on the far right).
The church was built in 1873, when Methodism was growing in popularity in the area. In the later 20th century ...
St. Martin's Place, Stafford
Looking from the edge of Market Square along St. Martin's Place towards Martin Street, Stafford.
On the left is the front wall of the Grade II* listed building The Judge’s Chambers. On the right is ...
St. Mary's Place, Stafford
This view looks south from the corner of Averil's Entry and St. Mary's Grove along St. Mary’s Place.
On the left two men pose for the photographer against the rear door of Chas. E. Morgan's an old-established ...
St. Michael's Church Bell Ringers, Stone
St. Michael's Church Bell Ringers pictured at their Annual Dinner at the Unicorn Hotel, High Street, Stone.
From left to right: Bob Davies (Churchwarden), Rev. Goldstraw (Curate), John Leason, Glenda ...
St. Paul’s Old Time Dancing Club, Stafford
Pictured in the centre are Mr and Mrs Morgan who are preparing to cut the cake as they celebrate their silver wedding anniversary.
A dance and party was arranged by St. Pauls’ Old Time Dancing Club ...
St. Peter's Church, Kinver
St. Peter's Church mostly dates from the 14th and 15th centuries. The Victorian north aisle, built by Thomas Smith in 1856-57, was rebuilt in the 1980s. The church was restored 1884-1885 by George Gilbert ...
Stacking casks at Bass & Co's, Burton-on-Trent
A group of workers pose against a cask pyramid of unheaded casks.
Staff and pupils of Thomas Alleynes Grammar School, Uttoxeter
Thomas Allen, Headmaster between 1877-1887 pictured with all of his pupils, teaching assistants, family and pet dogs, outside his house next to the school.
Staff at Chase Terrace County Secondary School, Chase Terrace
On the front row, right to left are: Mrs C. M. Craddock, Mrs P.R. Smith, Mrs D.E. Cole, Mrs L. Dennis, Mrs E.R. Whitehouse, Mr W. D. Wright (Headmaster), Mrs E.J. Jones, Mrs M. Millard, Mrs J. Pulley, ...
Staff at Chase Terrace Secondary Modern Boys’ School, Chase Terrace.
On the back row, left to right are: S.Roper, H.E. Holdcroft, A.H. Bewley, A.R. Handley, R.M. Pascoe.
Front row: W.E. Thompson, M.G. Worman, W.D. Wright (Headmaster), R.D. Deakin, J.T. Edwards
Staff at James Eadie's, Burton-on-Trent
Large group posed outside James Eadie's brewery. Seated on the front are five ladies with the firm's owner Mr. James Eadie in the centre.