More than 2000 results were returned, we've just shown the first 2000. Use the sub themes, where available, to refine your results.
Church Lane, Stafford,
The building on the left was built in the sixteenth century. When this photograph was taken it was used as a bakery.
Mr Bradley opened his wireless shop here in the 1920s.
Photograph donated by ...
Church Lane, Wolstanton
The church in the background is St Margaret's. The two cottages date from around 1700 and are Grade II listed. There were at one time more old buildings on Church Lane but they no longer exist. This ...
Church Party from Darlaston Hall, Stone
James Meakin with his family in an open carriage known as a Landau; they are dressed for church.
Mr Meakin, a pottery manufacturer, owned Darlaston Hall from 1880. The hall was remained in the Meakin ...
Church Road, Codsall
There is a small grocers shop on the right hand side of the photograph. This shop was run in the 1950s by a Mrs Fenn. It wasn't just a sweet shop - she did sell sweets, but mostly she sold ordinary household ...
Church Schools, Swynnerton
The former Roman Catholic School building on the main road through Swynnerton, just north of St. Mary's church. It was built in 1856.
Church Street and Lower Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
The area in the foreground of this photograph has changed greatly through the years and this scene was not recognisable in 2002. The shops are, from left to right, John Hamrouse, Grocer, Thomas Sproston, ...
Church Street, Alstonefield
Huge snow drifts on Church Street, Alstonefield during the exceptionally harsh winter of 1947. The village was all but cut off from the outside world for 8 weeks in February and March.
Church Street, Cannock
On the left is Charles Wallpapers and Colour Centre. Next door is Leeds Building Society.
Church Street, Cannock
Looking towards Market Place, with St. Luke's churchyard on the left.
Church Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Church Street at the corner of Merrial Street and High Street during demolition. Pictured are the Talbot Hotel and Syd Perkin and Edna Duffield's School of Dance. Edna Duffield and Syd Perkin were national ...
Church Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
General view of Church Street from Red Lion Square. C J Wain's chemist can be seen in the foreground.
Church Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
View of Church Street looking towards Pooldam. Orme Boys School can be seen in the distance.
Note all the large advertising posters typical of their day. .
Church Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Demolition of building formerly Moody's Saddler opposite St. Giles' Church.
Church Street, Stone
A postcard view captioned “Old Part of Stone” which shows the rear of houses on Church Street, with the tower of St. Michael's Church in the background. On the extreme right is the Robin Hood public ...
Church Street, Tamworth
A view of Church Street, Tamworth from the south west showing shops at numbers 43, 45 and 47: Pauline's Gowns and Coats, Christine's general Stores, and Godfrey's Leather.
From the County Archaeology ...
Church Street, Tamworth
Looking east along Church Street, Tamworth. Businesses in this view include Tamworth Co-operative Society’s Pork Butchers and Chocolate Bar, and the Electricity showroom (the Lighthouse in 2023). The ...
Church Street, Tamworth
On the left of this photograph is Carroll's Army and Navy Store, with the Co-op Butchers, previously Hunter's Butchers, on the right. The archway led to Hunter's Yard, with Machin's Pickle Shop being ...
Church Street, Tamworth
A rare photograph of the shops adjacent to the Old Police Station, seen here on the left, with the Old (Peel) School yard through the entrance way. All of these buildings were demolished in about 1952. ...