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Lapley Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Lapley Church, Staffordshire,' showing the chancel, the tower, and the nave.'J. Buckler.'
Lapley Church: water colour painting
South south west view from a field, of the church and a brick house with tall chimneys. Shows the central tower and the blocked up arch of the south transept. (With pencil notes for the engraver.)[See ...
Lascelles Street, Tunstall
This is the view looking east along Lascelles Street (formerly known as Victoria Terrace) towards High Street in Tunstall.
The building on the right was a Methodist New Connexion Chapel built in 1857. ...
Laura Dutton, Walton on the Hill
Laura Dutton (aged 20) in her garden in Walton-on-the-Hill, Stafford. St. Thomas' Church is in the background.
Laying of Memorial stones at Rudyard Wesleyan Chapel
The laying of the Memorial Stones for the new Wesleyan Chapel at Lake Road, Rudyard on 25 April 1912.
Laying the Gas Main in Church Street, Audley
This photograph records the laying of the 12th Gas Main at Audley in 1921, engineered by John Mottram.
The church visible through the trees is that of St. James. The church was largely built in the ...
Lectern at the Chapel, Denstone College
The Moorsom Memorial Lectern at Denstone College Chapel. This bronze lectern was given by Mr. Moorsom's sister, in memory of her brother Arthur, a master at the school from 1879 to 1882.
Denstone ...
Lectern at the Chapel, Denstone College
The Moorsom Memorial Lectern at Denstone College Chapel. This bronze lectern was given by Mr.
Moorsom's sister, in memory of her brother Arthur, a master at the school from 1879 to 1882.
Denstone ...
Leek - 'Antique Pillars': woodcut engraving
A page from 'The Gentleman's Magazine,' giving a letter about 'Antique Pillars at Leek,' with a woodcut engraving of a pillar, 'about ten feet high,' with a carving on it. There is also a woodcut of ...
Leek - St. Luke's Church: lithograph
Showing a modern Gothic building with a tower, a south aisle, a porch and a chancel. There is a high slate roof. St Luke's church was built in 1847-8 to designs by F. & H. Francis. The chancel was ...
Leek Church - 'Ashenhurst Brass': indian ink drawing (on yellow paper)
The Ashenhurst Brass in St. Edward's Church (1597), showing two rows of kneeling figures, four wives and ten children. Inscribed over the figures,' MARY BRUTON; ALYCE BEALLOT; KATHERIN OKER; IOICE M.'Inscribed ...
Leek Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Grave Stone fixed on the East end of the South Aisle of Leek Church, Staffordshire,' showing a cross within a circle, a long shaft, and other incised marks. Artist: 'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Leek Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Ancient Grave Stone placed on the East Front of the South aisle of Leek Church, Staffordshire,' showing a cross within a circle, a long shaft, and a sword and spear either side of the shaft. Artist: ...
Leek Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Grave Stone on the South east side of the Church Yard at Leek, Staffordshire.'Inscribed 'Wm. Trafford of Swithamley Esqre. Died Dec. 10, 1697 aged 93,' with a crest of a thresher and a motto 'Now Thus.' ...
Leek Church: sepia drawing
'North East View of Leek Church, Staffordshire,' (St. Edward the Confessor's Church). Showing the circular window to the north aisle. The chancel has a north vestry. The Saxon pillar is clearly shown ...
Leek Church: sepia drawing
'North West View of Leek Church, Staffordshire,' (St. Edward the Confessor's Church). Showing the tower and the north aisle, from across the graveyard. Artist: J. Buckler.
Leek Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Leek Church, Staffordshire,' (St. Edward the Confessor's Church) showing a circular window in the south aisle and a plain south porch (1670.) The top of the tower has a carved course ...
Leek Church: water colour painting
'St. Edward the Confessor's Church, Leek.' South east view showing a 'perpendicular' east window of five lights. Also showing a Saxon column at a south east angle.Anonymous, [L. J. Wood.]