English Electric Co. Stafford Tanks on Cannock Chase
Pictured above is Brigadier-General G M Barnes, Assistant Chief of Ordnance, US Army with members of the Special American Mission accompanied by Major-General Crawford of the Ministry of Supply and British ...
English Electric Co., Hixon Works, Stafford
A general view of the Assembly Shop located in a former airfield hanger which became part of English Electric’s site on New Road, Hixon.
In the photograph there are a number of current transformers ...
English Electric Co., Ltd. Stafford
Senior Managers, guests and employees are pictured at the Stafford Works during a presentation to Mr George Horatio Nelson, Esq. M.I.E.E. At a later date Mr Nelson became the 1st Lord Nelson of Stafford ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
Pictured above are employees outside the rear of the Main Offices off Lichfield Road, Stafford. This building was extended (on the right of the picture) around 1947 and again in the late 1950s.
English Electric Co., Stafford
Pictured is a 'shop floor’ area at the English Electric Co. Lichfield Road Site in Stafford. In the centre is a large stator frame partly assembled with a view of the copper windings. The Stafford Works ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
This English Electric employee is pictured working on a large stator where he is adjusting the lead ends on the stator winding. This view was taken in an area known as '68 Bay’ which is located on the ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
This photograph was taken looking south near to the West Coast Main Line and the Queensville Bridge at the English Electric Co.'s Lichfield Road Site in Stafford.
On the right are factory buildings ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
“The World’s Most Powerful Transformer” is pictured being prepared to leave the English Electric Co. Transformer factory in Stafford for the Tennessee Valley Authority in the United States of America.
In ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
Pictured is a general view of the Assembly Shop in the Switchgear Division at the Lichfield Road site in Stafford. In the photograph there are control boards in various states of production, which on ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
This group photograph was taken during a visit to the English Electric, Stafford Works by Sir Gilbert Rennie, the High Commissioner of Southern Rhodesia (which later became Zimbabwe) and Nyasaland (which ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
Left to right: Mrs A H Wroe, Mrs M S Thacker, Mr M S Thacker, Dr G F Tagg, Mrs C D King and Miss J V MacDonald are pictured during a visit to the English Electric’s Stafford Works. The Stafford factory ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
This view shows the Asquith Machining Centre in the Turbine Generator Division on the former Main Works site on Lichfield Road, Stafford.
The Asquith, whilst still large, was a smaller version of ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
The Billiard and Snooker Room in the Social & Athletic Association (Social Club). This was located in a building at Stychfields, adjacent to the Lichfield Road Factory.
Many local companies encouraged ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
In the background of this Staffordshire Newsletter picture is English Electric’s Main Office building near to the Lichfield Road (A34) in Stafford. The English Electric Co. was renowned for its electrical ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
Pictured is a 'shop floor’ area at The English Electric Co. Lichfield Road Site in Stafford. On the left are stators in various stages of assembly and on the right several rotors are being manufactured. ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
This group photograph was taken during a visit to the English Electric, Stafford Works by Vice-Admiral Edwards, Third Sea-Lord and Controller of the Navy.
Left to right: Mr E.W. Peace; Mr J.R. Sully, ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
This picture from a glass negative was taken in the Turbine Generator Division, in an area often known as '68 Bay’ which was located on the former Lichfield Road Site in Stafford, near to the railway ...
English Electric Co., Stafford
The employee in this photograph is holding a small coil in her left hand. The manufacture of small coils could involve several hundred (possibly 300/400) turns of insulated wire round a laminated core ...