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Old Chapel and cottage, Bromstead, Moreton
The Primitive Methodist Chapel at Bromstead, near Moreton, with a farmworker's cottage adjacent. An independent chapel was in existence by 1834, when the minister was Richard Brackstone. The Chapel and ...
Old Chapel, South Walls, Stafford
This view looks east along South Walls. In the centre is a former Chapel building. On the right just round the corner but out of shot of the camera is John Bagnall's Carriage and Motor Body Works which ...
Old church, Newborough
Cart and gig outside the old church, Newborough. In 1899-1901 this church was replaced by a new All Saints' Church designed by J. Oldrid Scott.
Old Church, Rugeley
The remains of the 'old' church of St. Augustine in Rugeley, showing the Decorated west tower, and Early English north arcade, chancel and north chapel.
This is one of a series of watercolours of all ...
Old Cottages, Rugeley
This postcard view was published by Valentine’s XL Series. Real Photo Cards.
The view was taken from the corner of Elmore Lane and Upper Brook Street, Rugeley.
All of the buildings in this scene ...
Old Cottages, Wolstanton Marsh, Newcastle-under-Lyme
A watercolour by E.J.B. Evans of a view of Wolstanton. The view looks out over some cottages onto the Marsh, with St. Margaret's Church in the background.
Old Font from Mucklestone Church: sepia wash drawing
'Remains of the Old Font, removed from Muckleston (sic) Church, Staffordshire: now in the garden of the Clerk of the Parish a Blacksmith; and used as a `Hog-Trough.'''J. B., [John Buckler] June 1843.'
Old Methodist Chapel, Canning Street, Fenton
This Primitive Methodist Chapel was built in 1873 but by the time the photograph was taken it was in use as a store room for the nearby Sterling Pottery. The buildings to the right belonged to the Victoria ...
Old St.Giles' Church, Newcastle-under-Lyme
St.Giles' Church in Newcastle-under-Lyme was originally built in 1721 and exsisted as we see it in this photograph until 1872. In 1872 the Church was demolished with the exception of the Church Tower. ...
Old Stafford Society visit to Ranton Abbey,
Old Stafford Society was a local history group, founded in 1925. They organised many visits to places of historical interest.
This photograph was taken on the society's first outing, a visit to Ranton ...
Old Wesleyan Chapel, Lichfield Street, Rugeley
Originally a Wesleyan Chapel dating from 1839, the building was extended forward, and a new brick frontage (as seen) was constructed in 1870. In 1877, a rear extension was added. It became a social annexe ...
Onecote Church: sepia wash drawing
'South East View of Onecote Church, Staffordshire,' showing a classical building with a small chancel, and a nave with three windows, a plain porch and a west tower.'J. Buckler.'
Onecote Church: water colour painting
'Onecote Chapel.' West view showing a building of 18th century classical style, apparently brick with stone dressings. It has a round-headed west door and a window above surmounted by a wooden bell-turret. ...
Opening of Burton Tramways
Seven open-topped tramcars filled with passengers and decorated with bunting are lined up in Borough Road, and crowds are standing watching the celebrations. The Mayor, Cllr. A.J. Roberts can be seen ...
Opening of Sunday School, Dilhorne
Officials of the Cheadle Wesleyan Methodist Circuit, guests and children pictured during celebrations to mark the opening of a new Sunday School at Godley Brook Methodist Chapel, on Godley Barn Lane, ...
Organ in St. Luke's Mission Church, Handsacre
The organ in St Luke's Mission Church, Handsacre, associated with the parish church in Armitage. Situated in Hall Road, Handsacre, it is now a private residence named Old Church Hall. It was referenced ...
Organ tuner, Stafford
Reginald Fisk adjusting the action of the organ at St. Chad's Church, Stafford. He was reassembling it ready for consecration on 2 March 1955.
Published in the Staffordshire Newsletter on 12 February ...
Oulton Abbey
The original building at Oulton Abbey, formerly Oulton House, was built by William Dent in the mid 18th century. It was inherited by his son Thomas Dent, a solicitor, in 1778. Thomas Dent sold his property ...