Lichfield - Birth-place of Dr. Johnson: woodcut engraving
Showing a three storey house with a colonnaded front, (two pillars.) There is a sign with 'M. JOHNSON,' over raised exterior stairs leading up to the front door. There are no other buildings or background ...
Stafford - Maid's Head Inn: lithograph
'Ancient Elizabethan House, Stafford. Destroyed by Fire Oct. 1st 1887.' Showing a late Elizabethan, four storey gabled house with a two storey oriel over the door. There is a modern shop front on the ...
Stafford - Printing Office: wood cut engraving
Showing the Printing Office at the junction of Newport Road and Bridge Street, more recently called the 'Grapes Corner.' [Note by Miss Garbett, 1929; Presented by Mr. J. S. Horne.] Anonymous.
Stafford - St. Mary's Gateway: sepia drawing
'Saint Mary's Gateway, Stafford.' Showing the side of the ancient High House, from the alley leading up to St. Mary's church.'J. Buckler.'
The Golden Ball, Newcastle-under-Lyme: sepia drawing
'Old Houses in Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire.' Showing two half-timber houses with dormer gables, generally known as the Golden Ball public house. The building still stands on Bridge Street/High ...
Uttoxeter Town - Market Place: sepia wash drawing
'The Market Place, Staffordshire.' Showing the stalls, the conduit in the middle of the square, and the buildings on one side of the square. There are many people selling their wares on the stalls.'J. ...
Wolverhampton - Market Place
Showing the Market Place, facing Dudley Street. Davenhill's [later Bevan's] is on the left, next to the Old Angel and the Swan Inns. There are five houses on the west side of the High Street to the ...
Wolverhampton - Market Place: etching
'Woolverhampton (sic).' View looking towards the end of the High Street near the church. Showing a lively scene among butcher's stalls, with J. Likly's [later Cope's] and Bevan's liquor shops on either ...
Wolverhampton - Market Place: sepia drawing
'View of the Market Place at Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.' Showing the market place looking towards the corner of Lichfield Street and the church, showing Cope's shop and the Georgian brick houses of ...