Interior of Standon Church: sepia drawing
'Norman Doorway as it appeared, May 24th 1847, from the North aisle of Standon Church, Staffordshire.' [?Meaning from the exterior] with a view of the interior of the church.'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Interior of Standon Church: sepia drawing
'Interior of Standon Church, Staffordshire,' after the restoration. Showing the nave and the chancel, the new pulpit and the pews in front of the chancel arch.'J. Buckler. June 19th 1848.'
Interior of Standon Church: water colour painting
'Interior of Standon Church,' before restoration. South west view looking across the nave from the south aisle, showing octagonal piers, an old pulpit (draped) with a sounding board set against the south ...
Interior of Statfold Chapel: sepia drawing
'Interior View of the Chapel at Statford, Staffordshire.' East view of the chancel, showing a four-light east window (with a flat-head), an aumbry in the north wall, a piscina and another niche in the ...
Interior of Statfold Chapel: water colour painting
'Interior View of the Chapel at Statford, Staffordshire.' East view of the chancel, showing a four-light east window (with a flat-head), an aumbry in the north wall, a piscina and another niche in the ...
Interior of Stowe Church: sepia wash drawing
'Interior View of Stowe Church, Staffordshire,' looking east from the centre of the nave. There is an elaborate Norman chancel arch, a small `Decorated' east window of three lights, a high pulpit with ...
Interior of Tamworth Church: lithograph
'Interior of the Church.' East view looking towards the organ, showing the north and south transept arches (Norman), a nave of four bays, box pews, an open ironwork screen, a clerestory and a wooden ...
Interior of Tamworth Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Tamworth Church, Staffordshire.' West view showing a spacious nave, a high pulpit with a canopy, Norman transept arches, and an east window of six lights with a classical reredos below. ...
Interior of Trentham Church: woodcut engraving
Showing the church interior at the time of a wedding, with the bridal procession. Anonymous.
Interior of Tutbury Priory Church: sepia wash drawing
'Interior View of Tutbury Church, Staffordshire, looking West.' Showing massive piers of quatre-foil plan, the Norman clerestory, the interior arch of the west door and interlaced arcading above, and ...
Interior of Tutbury Priory Church: sepia wash drawing
'Interior View of Tutbury Church, Staffordshire, looking East.' Showing chiefly the south arcade, the blank east wall and late window, and the clerestory. Also showing four piers, the two on the choir ...
Interior of Tutbury Priory Church: water colour painting
'Interior View of Tutbury Church, Staffordshire, looking West.' Showing massive piers of quatre-foil plan, the Norman clerestory, the interior arch of the west door and interlaced arcading above, and ...
Interior of Walsall Church - tinted lithograph
'Interior of Walsall Church, Staffordshire. As it appeared after the explosion by gas on Sunday Octr. 10th 1847.' Showing the galleries, the box pews, the high pulpit, and the organ at the chancel arch. ...
Interior of Weston-on-Trent Church: sepia drawing
'Interior View of Weston Church, Staffordshire.' Showing Early English clustered piers and arches, looking north east. Also showing the box pews and the pulpit.'G. Buckler.'
Ipstones Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Ipstones Church, Staffordshire,' as seen from the road on the brow of a hill, showing the east window between buttresses, and the stairway to the east entrance. There is a stone house ...
Ipstones Church: sepia drawing
'North West View of Ipstones Church, Staffordshire.' View as seen from the road on the brow of a hill, showing the west tower across the graveyard. 'G. Buckler.'
Ipstones Church: water colour painting
'St. Leonard's Church, Ipstones.' South view showing a cottage to the right, with trees behind it. There are men standing in the road in front of the church. A distant view is shown to the left of ...
Keele Church: sepia drawing
'Keele Church,' from the west south west (the churchyard). Showing a building of the Gothic revival (1790), with a crenellated nave, a south door, and a west tower.'T.P.W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]