Stonnall Church: pen and wash drawing
'North West View of Stonnall Church.' It stands on a hill above a quarry where men are working. It is a small building of the Gothic revival [1822], with three bays and a small tower.'T. P. W.,' [Thomas ...
Stowe Church - South Door: sepia drawing
'South Door of Stowe Church, Staffordshire,' [blocked up]. Showing an archway with chevron ornament and side pillars. Artist: 'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Stowe Church - Table tomb [of Sir Walter Devereux]: sepia drawing
'In Stowe Church.' Showing a table tomb, [omitting the canopy and railings which surround it] with one wife lying under an arched recess. Also showing effigies (four pairs) on the sides, a coat of arms ...
Stowe Church - Table tomb: sepia drawing
'Monument on the North side of the Chancel of Stowe Church, Staffordshire,' showing a table tomb of a man and his wives against an arched recess in the wall, above which there are three coats of arms. ...
Stowe Church: pen and ink drawing
'Stowe Church.' South west view showing the church in the middle distance. The road and a thatched cottage are shown to the right. On the left is a whipping post. There is a distant view of hills ...
Stowe Church: sepia wash drawing
'South East View of Stowe Church, Staffordshire,' showing a large chancel, a small nave and a short tower on the west. The windows are `Decorated.' The south door is Norman with an elaborate arch of ...
Stowe Church: sepia wash drawing
'South West View of Stowe Church, Staffordshire,' showing a short tower with a west entrance, a nave, and a chancel (with a higher roof) behind. The church-yard wall and gate are shown in the foreground. ...
Stretton Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Stretton Church, Staffordshire.' Showing an early Georgian brick and stone nave with two long round-headed windows. There are corner pillasters and an octagonal bell-turret over ...
Stretton Church: sepia wash drawing
'S. E. View of Stretton Church.' Showing an early Georgian brick and stone nave with two long round-headed windows. There are corner pillasters and an octagonal bell-turret over the chancel arch. The ...
Stretton Hall: water colour painting
'Stretton Hall.' South west view from the park, showing a large building of brick and stone, of two storeys with dormers in the roof. There is a central doorway with a pediment and a coat of arms over ...
Sunday School, Methodist Chapel, Forsbrook
It is believed that this photograph was taken on an anniversary occasion.
Back row, left to right: Gary Turner, Chris Ward, Ronald Birks, Jean Nicholson, Jeanette Maddox, Jackie Tonkinson, Mary Taylor, ...
Swan Hotel, Stafford
This view was taken from the car park and yard area at the back of the Swan Hotel which fronts onto Greengate Street.
The building with the corrugated roof has since been demolished but the one to ...
Swynnerton Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Swinnerton (sic) Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a `Decorated' south chapel with a door and two pointed windows, a low south aisle and porch, and a tower at the west end with urns ...
Swynnerton Church: sepia wash drawing
'N. E. View of Swinnerton (sic) Church.' Showing a chancel and a south aisle with two three-light east windows, and two two-light windows on the north side. The nave is higher and has two north windows ...
Talke Church: sepia drawing
'Talk-o'-the-Hill,' new church [from the north west]. Showing a classico-gothic building in brick and stone, with a nave of four bays and a western tower, and a west door. The church is closely surrounded ...
Tamworth and River
A view of Tamworth in the late eighteenth century, showing the river, Castle, and St Editha's.
Tamworth Castle: steel engraving
'Tamworth.' Showing a distant view of the castle from the south across the river. The bridge is on the left and the tower of the church is on the right. Numbered '165.' 'London, J. & E. Harwood, 26 ...
Tamworth Church - Monuments: sepia drawing
'View of Monuments from the north aisle of Tamworth Church, Staffordshire.' Showing recumbent effigies under arched canopies in the wall of the north aisle, (looking into the chancel towards the altar.) ...