Oscott - St. Mary's College: steel engraving
'St. Mary's College (late Oscott) Near Birmingham, North East View.' North east view (from above), showing the unbuilt-up country around it. Anonymous.
Oscott - St. Mary's College: steel engraving
'St. Mary's College, Oscott,' showing a view of a plain block of building to the left of the court and colonnade. 'R. Roffe from a drawing by C. F. Husenbeth; Published 1 July, 1819 by E. Evans, Lincolns ...
Oscott - St. Mary's College: steel engraving
'St. Mary's College, Oscot, (sic)' showing a view of the court and the colonnade before the chapel. 'Jh. Ireland strux., [engraved]; Jas. Cave del., [drawn].'
Rugeley Church (Old): pen and ink drawing
'View of the Old Church at Rugeley. The tower left standing of the Chancel, used as a School.' South east view showing a long nave with dormer windows and a south chapel and porch. There is a tower ...
Rugeley Town - Grammar School: sepia wash drawing
'Grammar School at Rudgeley, Staffordshire,' showing a late Georgian house from the back (road side.)'J. C. B.,' [John Buckler.]
School House, Stourton: sepia drawing
'School House hear Stourton Castle in the parish of Kinver,' showing the School house, rebuilt in 1819 in a Gothic style, possibly to designs by P.F. Robinson who was working at Prestwood at the time. ...
Sedgley Park School: aquatint engraving
'Sedgley Park, Staffordshire,' showing a central three storey brick building with stone dressings of the early 18th century, with plainer additions on each side. The school playground is in front, with ...
Sedgley Park School: engraving
'This Print of Sedgley Park School, (as recently improved) is respectfully dedicated to The Rev. Joseph Bowden, President, by his much obliged and obedient Servant, Robert Noyes, Wolverhampton Novr. 1838.' ...
Stafford - Grammar School: sepia drawing
'Grammar School at Stafford,' [1813] at North Walls. Showing a rear view of a late Georgian building with an apsical and central bay, from a side road. Artist: J. Buckler.
Stafford - National School: sepia drawing
'The National School at Stafford.' North east view of the school on Gaol Road showing a plain building of seven bays, with Christ Church behind.'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Stone - Free School: sepia drawing
'The Free School at the East end of Saint Michael's Church yard at Stone, Staffordshire.' This appears to be the back of the Grammar School from the south east, [see SV X.19c, for comparative view.] ...
Stone - Grammar School: sepia drawing
'Grammar School at Stone, Staffordshire.' South west view showing a brick Georgian building of two storeys with transomed windows, an outside staircase to the upper floor and a cupola on the roof, standing ...
Tamworth - Grammar School: sepia drawing
'Grammar School at Tamworth, Staffordshire. A. D. 1677.' Showing a low building with a central `stepped' gable and a hipped roof. On the ground floor are four windows between pilasters. The school ...
Trentham School: sepia wash drawing
'School at Trentham, Staffordshire.' Showing a small two-bay room with a master's house adjoining, in the Elizabethan-Gothic style with mullioned windows. There is a wall in front of the school, and ...
Uttoxeter Town - Free School: sepia wash drawing
'The Free School at Uttoxeter, Staffordshire,' [the old school]. Showing a plain late Georgian building of two storeys on a street. There is a sundial in the side wall. Artist: J. Buckler.
Walsall Town - Grammar School: sepia wash drawing
'Grammar School at Walsall, Staffordshire.' Showing a mid-Georgian brick building of three storeys, with an area behind railings. The main entrance has a pilastered porch up steps, on Park Street ...
Wolverhampton - Grammar School: aquatint engraving
'A Front View of the School.' Showing a central block with the entrance door, above which is a bell turret, with two symmetrical wings of two storeys. Taken from I. Taylor's Map of 1751, and reproduced ...
Wolverhampton - Grammar School: engraving
'To the Trustees of the Free Grammar School in Wolverhampton, this Plate being a Front View of the said School, is very respectfully Inscribed by their most Obedient & Obliged humble Servant, R. Paddey.' ...