A view from Hartshill Park, Stoke-on-Trent
The camera is looking north east from the end of Vicarage Road at the entrance to Hartshill Park and Nature Reserve. The middle of the photograph is dominated by the gas holders and buildings of Etruria ...
Aerial View of Gas Works, Stone
Close up view of the town Gasworks on Crown Street, Stone. This view shows the new gasometer built in 1937. When War broke out in 1939 the Joule’s Stone Ales advertisement was painted out to try and ...
Aerial View of Gas Works, Stone
An aerial view showing the Gas Works and surrounding area. The two gasometers shown here were demolished shortly afterwards, and a new one built closer to Stafford Street. Top right is the Crown Bowling ...
Aerial view of Newcastle-under-Lyme
The Gas Holder and Smithfield Cattle market, demolished in the mid 1990s, can be seen in the bottom left hand corner of this photograph. Safeway supermarket were occupying this site in 2002. The building ...
Aerial View of Stafford from the South-east,
View looking north-east from above Doxey. The Chell Road Gas Works are in the centre, next to the River Sow; in the bottom right corner the Broad Eye windmill can just be seen. Stafford Gaol is on Gaol ...
Aerial view of Stafford Gas Works
Aerial photograph of Stafford Gas works on Chell Road. The River Sow is on the left of the site.
The town's first gas works were built by William Edwards and Co. on this site in 1829. By 1949, when ...
Aerial View of Stafford,
Aerial view taken by R.A.F. 42 Operational Training Unit.
In the lower half of the photograph can be seen the River Sow, Tenterbanks and Victoria Park (the tennis courts can be seen on the right). ...
Aerial View of Stafford,
View of Stafford from the south, with Brunswick Terrace and the offices and workshops of the Midlands Electricity Board filling the bottom left hand corner of the image. Friars Terrace is at the middle ...
Aerial view of Stone from the north
A view looking towards the town centre. Station Road and the level crossing can be seen in the foreground. The town centre is in the middle of the photograph, with Walton to the right. The Workhouse ...
Aerial view of Stone from the north
A view looking towards the town centre. Victoria Terrace can and the railway can be seen in the foreground Just beyond children can be seen lining up in Christ Church School playground. The town centre ...
Bedford Street, Cliffe Vale, Stoke-on-Trent
A view taken from Bedford Street canal bridge looking towards the Gas Works. Two large gasometers dominated the skyline of Cliffe Vale and Etruria for many years. The gas works opened in 1904. The large ...
Bird's Eye View of Stafford from Tipping Street
View across Stafford towards the gasworks on Chell Road, from the top of the Tax Office on Tipping Street. In front of the gasometer can be seen the tower of the Wesleyan Chapel.
In the foreground ...
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 ...
Broad Eye Windmill and River Sow, Stafford,
Photograph taken from South Street.
Broad Eye corn mill was built in 1796 using stones taken from the Old Town Hall (now replaced by the Shire Hall). The miller lived in a house next door.
In ...
Broad Eye Windmill, Stafford
The mill dates from the later 18th century and was constructed using stone taken from Stafford's original Shire Hall. At the time the photograph was taken, the building had been recently used as a local ...
Broad Eye, Stafford,
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished.
Broad Street Corner, Stafford,
View from Broad Street looking towards Chell Road.
This photograph was taken just before these buildings were demolished. Only the Lamb Inn, the white building at the end of the row, still stands.
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Brook Lane and Goose Street area, Newcastle-under-Lyme
A view of the gasometer or gas holder. In 1819 Newcastle-under-Lyme started its own gas light company. The gasworks were built on Goose Street. Coal was heated to release gas which was then stored in ...