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Blymhill Church: pencil drawings
South west views of the church showing the Jacobean south aisle and an exterior tomb in the chancel wall. Also shows a lunette over the west door in the tower.'T.D, del.,' [T. Donaldson; drawn]
Blymhill Church: sepia drawing
South east view of the church before its restoration. Shows the tomb in the south chancel wall, and the `classical' south aisle.'J. Buckler.'
Blymhill Grange, Blymhill
Blymhill Grange is a mid 19th century farm house. Just to the west of the present house is a medieval moated site.
Blymhill Rectory, Blymhill
Originally built in the 1770s, the Grade II listed Blymhill Rectory was largely rebuilt in 1824 and further altered in 1906. It is now a private house known as the Old Rectory. The wing visible in the ...
Blymhill School
The Parochial church of England First School at Blymhill. Designed by G.E. Street and built in 1855-7.
Blyth Pottery, Longton
This is the rear of Blyth Pottery on Sandgate Street (previously Gate Street) in Longton. The front of the works, operated by John Tams & Sons Ltd., was on Uttoxeter Road. These works produced earthenware. ...
Blythe Bridge girl guides at the war memorial, Forsbrook
Photograph donated by the Blythe Bridge and Forsbrook Local Historical Society, who retain copyright ownership.
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone near Uttoxeter. This Mill was owned by Mr. Duffin, a Derby Corn Agent, and tenanted by Ernest and Annie Fisher in the early 1920s.
The 17th century timber-framed house ...
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
The 17th century timber-framed house and early 19th century Gothic-style mill building are both Grade II listed.
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
The 17th century timber-framed house and early 19th century Gothic-style mill building are both Grade II listed.
Blythe Bridge Mill, Kingstone
The 17th century timber-framed house and early 19th century Gothic-style mill building are both Grade II listed.
Blythe Bridge Railway Station
Blythe Bridge Railway Station stood on the Stoke-on-Trent to Uttoxeter line of the North Staffordshire Railway and opened in 1848.
Blythe Bridge Road, Rough Close. Photographed by William Blake.
Street scene taken at Blythe Bridge Road, Rough Close, Nr. Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Blythe Colour Works, Cresswell
A general view of the Blythe Colour Works site looking north from Rookery Farm. The partly constructed building to the right is the new Frit Department building.
The manufacture of underglaze colours ...
Blythe Cricket Club Pavilion
Blythe Cricket Club's ground is situated between the Cresswell and Draycott-in-the-Moors. The club joined the North Staffordshire & South Cheshire League in 2006, having previously been members of the ...
Blythe Secondary Modern School
The school was built in 1964. Together with the library, police station and police houses, the school stands on ground originally occupied by Blythe House.
The school has since been re-named Blythe Bridge ...
BMX Cycle Track, Etruria Vale road, Stoke-on-Trent
BMX Cycle Track at the back of the houses on Etruria Vale road, on spare ground. (Opposite the canal bridge, and parking for the Jesse Shirley Flint Mill.) "The large gas holder seen in the background ...
Board of Chairmen's names, Longton Cottage Hospital
Showing the names of the Chairmen 1886-1948. The man standing with the board is possibly J.A. Lovatt.
Longton Cottage Hospital was built in Upper Belgrave Road in 1889-90 on land given by the Duke ...