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Interior of Checkley Church: sepia drawing
'View in the Chancel of Checkley Church, Staffordshire.' Interior view of the chancel (decorated), from the north east. Showing a partial view of the nave and the west gallery with an organ. The font ...
Interior of Cheddleton Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of the Chancel of Cheddleton Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a `Decorated' chancel, the east window of five lights, and the sedilia (the font occupying one.) The chancel is bare, and ...
Interior of Church Eaton Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Church Eaton Church, Staffordshire (looking west).' Showing the Norman tower arch, and two small lights under the the tower.'J. Buckler.'
Interior of Coppenhall Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Coppenhall Church, Staffordshire.' West view of the interior of the church, showing the box pews and the pulpit on the south side.'J. B.,' [J. Buckler.]
Interior of Draycott in the Moors Church: sepia drawing
'View of the Interior of the Chapel on the North side of the Chancel of Draycott Church, Staffordshire,' showing the chapel from the south west. Shows the 13th century tomb of Knight, the effigy lying ...
Interior of Draycott in the Moors Church: sepia drawing
'Priests Stalls and one of the tombs of the Draycott's in Draycott Church, Staffordshire,' showing the south side of the chancel with the piscina and sedilia. Part of a Draycott tomb is visible. The ...
Interior of Eccleshall Church. Photographed by William Blake.
Detail of interior stonework in Eccleshall Church. Towards the top of the picture can be seen a re-used stone with anglo-saxon decoration.
Interior of Eccleshall Church: sepia drawing
East view of the interior showing Early English piers to the nave, box pews, a two deck pulpit, a reredos at the end under a seven light east window, and a Norman chancel arch. There is plaster on the ...
Interior of Edensor Methodist Chapel, Longton
This photograph taken at the turn of the 20th century is believed to be the interior of Edensor Methodist Chapel, and shows the church organ and altar. The chapel has since been demolished.
Interior of Ellastone Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Ellastone Church, Staffordshire.' North view of the interior showing the chapel looking south east. Also shows the Jacobean altar table and tomb in the south east corner (under the ...
Interior of Gnosall Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Gnosall Church, Staffordshire.' A view from under the tower arches, showing the upper Norman gallery and arched entrance to the south aisle. Box pews are shown, but a plaster wall obscures ...
Interior of High Offley Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of High Offley Church, Staffordshire.' West view showing four Norman arches, a whitewashed ceiling, old pewing and wooden altar rails. The pulpit, with sounding board is against the north ...
Interior of Hints Church: pen and wash drawing
'Three Saxon Arches in the ancient prebendal Church of Hints formerly Hindon.' They appear to be Norman pillars. Showing two views. Anonymous.
St. Bartholemew's Church was rebuilt in 1882-3.
Interior of Ingestre Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Ingestre Church, Staffordshire.' A west view showing the arches, which spring from clustered pillars, the moulded ceiling, the chancel screen, and pulpit and pews. Artist: J. Buckler....
Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing
'View from the South Transept of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' looking through the crossing to the north. Showing the back of carved Jacobean box-pews.[The church was rebuilt in 1846.]'J. C. Buckler.'...
Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing
'Chancel of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' showing the high pointed chancel arch, the low chancel wooden ceiling, and the east window. Also visible are the box-pews of the period.[The church was rebuilt ...
Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing
'South aisl (sic) of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' showing the south aisle from the west, with a clustered form of pillars, a font, and a sloping roof to the south.[The church was rebuilt in 1846.]'J. ...
Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing
'The Nave of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' showing the high tower arches and the two decker pulpit. Also showing the box-pews of the period.[The church was rebuilt in 1846.]'J. C. Buckler.'