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Portrait of Sir Benjamin Rudyerd, Knight
Sir Benjamin was Surveyor of the Court of the Wards and Liveries in 1632 during the reign of Charles I. He was famous among his contemporaries for being a great poet, orator and wit, and his nickname ...
Portrait of Sir Thomas Parker, Leek
Thomas Parker was born at No.2 Church Street, Leek on 23rd July 1666. He was a lawyer by profession and went on to take leading government positions becoming Lord Chief Justice, Lord Chancellor. and 1st ...
Portrait of St. Peter's Church choir, Forsbrook
Back row, left to right: Mr W.H. Sherratt (organist/choirmaster), Frank Goodwin, Lionel Phillips, Mr W. Higgins, lay reader.
Middle row: Cyril Beeston (7th from left), Tom Blair (part-time organist, ...
Portrait of Staffordshire Policeman's wife
Portrait of an unknown wife of a Staffordshire Policeman, head and shoulders. Possibly a photograph overpainted in oils.
Formerly in the collections of the Staffordshire Police Museum, now part of ...
Portrait of the Pickford family, Leek
Portrait of the Allen Family, Stafford,
Mr and Mrs Allen were licensees of the Jolly Crafts public house on Chapel Street from 1914 until Mr Allen's death in 1917.
Pictured are Edwin Allen (1888-1918), his wife Annie (nee Emmanuel), and ...
Portrait of the Ashton Sisters, Standon,
Studio portrait of the Ashton sisters who lived at Standon Bridge.
They were dressmakers and worked in Eccleshall.
Portrait of the Boulton Family, Stafford,
John Boulton and Margaret Emma Boulton (nee Machin) with their children Ernest Frederick on the left, Hylda in the centre and baby Muriel Margaret.
The Boulton family lived in Queensville, where John ...
Portrait of the Doxey Local Mayor, Stafford Pageant
Studio portrait of the 'Mayor of Doxey'. There was often great rivalry between the Littleworth and Doxey districts for the best Local Mayoral turnout in the procession. The person in this picture is possibly ...
Portrait of the Holdford Family, Tinkerborough
The Holdfords, who once lived in a cottage at Tinkerborough, a quarry workers’ hamlet near Stafford. Standing: Thomas, Annie, Samuel. Seated: Samuel and Mrs. Holdford.
Photo courtesy John Johnson ...
Portrait of the Hon. Josiah Wedgwood V, Barlaston,
The Hon. Josiah Wedgwood V (1899 - 1967), Managing Director, in contemplative pose working at his desk.
By his right hand is a conventional Jasper 'dip' lidded cigarette jar. A small bowl designed ...
Portrait of the Rev. Harrison, Stafford,
The Rev. Thomas Harrison was the vicar of Christ Church on Foregate Street.
Portrait of the Rev. John Knight, Milwich,
Photograph of a drawing.
The Rev. Knight was the vicar of All Saint's Church, Milwich, between 1772 and 1800. The church was rebuilt during this period.
Portrait of the Rev. T. Worthington, Fradswell,
The Rev. Worthington was the rector at Fradswell Church.
Portrait of the Shelley Family, Stafford,
Ernest and Alice Shelley with their daughter, also named Alice.
The photograph was taken in Charles Fowke's Stafford studio on Victoria Road.
Portrait of the Worthington family, Leek
Major Philip Jukes Worthington, with his wife Margaret Elizabeth, the second daughter of Sir Thomas and Lady Wardle, and their son Lancelot Jukes. The couple married in 1889, when Margaret was 20 years ...
Portrait of Thomas Taylor
Thomas Taylor was gardener to Reverend W.G. Greenstreet. He was born in 1842 and lived in a Dartmouth house in High Street. He died in 1917.
This photograph was taken by Bennett Clarke of 74 Darlington ...
Portrait of Thomas Whitby
Portrait of a boy wearing a dark green jacket and a white tie collar shirt. Sky and trees are depicted in the background to the left. A parrot is sitting on his left hand. Portrait of Thomas Whitby of ...