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Pattingham Royal Observer Corps, Clive Road, Pattingham
Back row (left to right): Jack Lloyd, Peter Scriven, George Price, Norman Kidson, Albert Turley, Harry Bolton, Mr Hatton, Tom Booth, Harry Scriven and Fred Matthews.
Seated: Charlie Ray, Frank Salter, ...
PC Peter Bartlam, Staffordshire Police
Pictured is PC 29 Peter Bartlam, who describes himself as “a Stokie from the Meir who joined Staffordshire County Police in June 1965, serving through the period of the merged Forces, Staffordshire County ...
Peace celebrations, Pattingham
The celebrations pictured were held outside The Bakehouse.
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.
Penance in a White Sheet, Clifton Campville
Order to the ministers of Clifton Campville, Lullington and Thorp to call Dorothy Fisher to perform penance for three successive Sundays. She had been found guilty by the church court in Lichfield of ...
Penn Fields, Upper Penn
A view of Penn Fields, near Wolverhampton, after a heavy show fall.
Photographer: Albert Henry Yelland.
Penny for the Guy, Stafford
These boys found a novel way of persuading people to “spare a penny for the guy” before bonfire night on 5 November 1950. The boy on the right presses a switch on the battery he is holding and the guy’s ...
People in garden, Uttoxeter area
A large group of elderly men and women, some seated, in front of a formal rose garden. We do not know the location or the event, but it is probably in the Uttoxeter area. Please get in touch if you can ...
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.
Peter Atkin's 'Trussing In' Ceremony, Bass Brewery, Burton
Peter Atkin is pictured here in the barrel being 'trussed in', at the termination of his coopers apprenticeship at Bass Brewery. The young men who are carrying out the ceremony are the three senior apprentices, ...
Peter De Wint
Peter De Wint (1784-1849) was a landscape painter. His father, Henry, was born in the Netherlands but settled in Stone to pursue his medical career. Peter was born in a house next to the Crown Hotel in ...
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 ...
Peter Walker Brewery personnel, Clarence Street, Burton-on-Trent
Twelve men seated on stacks of barrels with 'P Walker Burton' brands on their heads. All of the men are well dressed and are possibly directors.
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.
Philip Astley
Born in Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1742, Philip Astley was the son of a cabinetmaker who grew up to become a military hero, the original ringmaster and ‘father of the modern circus’. This silhouette portrait ...
Philip Astley
Born in Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1742, Philip Astley was the son of a cabinetmaker who grew up to become a military hero, the original ringmaster and ‘father of the modern circus’.
In 1768, Astley acquired ...
Philip Dale and son, Stafford
This carte de visite studio portrait shows Philip Dale (1832-1917), brazier and ironmonger of 11 Greengate Street, Stafford with his son, Philip Thomas Dale (1865-1953).
Philip Dale was born in Gaolgate ...