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Sharpcliffe Hall, Ipstones

Sharpcliffe Hall was built by John Whitehall in 1673 and later restored by D.H. Sneyd in the 1860s. In about 1907 the house was again restored and was enlarged. This view shows the later wing and the ...

Shelton Old Hall

Shelton Old Hall was situated off Wellesley Street and was the birthplace of the poet Elijah Fenton in 1683. The Hall was destroyed by fire on 22 May 1853. A pen and watercolour drawing by an unknown ...

Shelton Old Hall: etching

'The House in which Fenton the Poet was Born at Shelton, Staffordshire.' Elijah Fenton was born here in 1683. Showing a stone and half-timber gables mansion, partly thatched. 'From a Drawing by Joseph ...

Shelton Old Hall: steel engraving (vignetted)

'Shelton Old Hall. The Birth Place of Elijah Fenton the poet. Presented by Charles Meigh, Esq., For the History of the Staffordshire Potteries.' Showing a stone and half-timber gables mansion, partly ...

Shenstone - Little Aston Hall: engraving

West view of the Hall, across a lake, showing a three storeyed late Georgian building with wings. There is an orangery to the left and a dovecote to the right.Inscribed 'To William Tennant Esqr. This ...

Shenstone - Little Aston Hall: pen and wash drawing

'Aston,' showing a view of the Hall in the Park, with trees and the pool in the foreground.Anonymous, [H. C. Allport].

Shenstone - Little Aston Hall: water colour painting

'Little Aston.' West view of the Hall, across a lake, showing a three storeyed late Georgian building with wings. There is an orangery to the left and a dovecote to the right.Anonymous, [S. Shaw].

Shenstone Hall, Shenstone

Grade II listed Shenstone Hall was built in the mid 17th century but was modified and given a new frontage in the early 19th century. It is now a residential care home. A Mercury Series postcard franked ...

Shenstone Lodge, Shenstone

This postcard view shows the east front of Shenstone Lodge. In later years the building was modified and became part of Shenstone Lodge School. It was built in the early 18th century and has been the ...

Shenstone Park - Hall: engraving

Showing Shenstone Park, a three storeyed house [c 1740] with pilasters at the corners and a balustraded top, composed of a central block with wings.Inscribed 'To Edward Grove Esqr. this North East View ...

Shenstone Park - Hall: sepia drawing

'Shenstone Hall, Staffordshire.' North east view from the Park. Showing a three storey house with pilasters at the corners and a balustraded top, composed of a central block with wings.'J. Buckler.'

Shenstone's Chapel from west

The chapel lies in Priests Wood on the Enville estate. It is dedicated to, and was probably designed by William Shenstone, poet and landscape gardener. It was built in about 1750-60. Reproduced by ...

Sheriffhales Hall: sepia drawing

'Sheriff Hales Hall, Staffordshire.' Front view showing a plain low half-timbered Tudor building of two storeys, with a porch and gable above. There is another gable and a cluster of chimneys behind ...

Shire filly, Meynell Hunt Show, Tutbury

Shire filly 'Bradgate Briar View' in field with labels. Winner of the Hardy Cup and Gretton Cup at the Meynell Hunt Show, Tutbury. Owned by Mr J.H. Appleby, Wallfield House, Findern, Derbyshire. Photographer: ...

Shooting Party at Ranton Abbey

Thomas William Anson, 1st Earl of Lichfield (1795-1854) is mounted on a pony, with Lord Melbourne on his right and Lord Uxbridge behind him, wearing a grey hat. Lord Sefton is seated at the left and ...

Shooting party at Seighford Hall

Shooting party, Gun Hill

Sir Philip Brocklehurst's party taking a break during a shoot on Gun Hill. Mrs Selous is seated on the ground.

Shooting party, Gun Hill

Sir Philip Brocklehurst's party during a shoot at the shooting house on Gun Hill. From left to right: Lady Gwladys Brocklehurst, Nina Colmore (Gwladys's sister), Sir Philip Brocklehurst, Horace Colmore....