Longport Church -St. Paul's: sepia drawing
'South West View of Longport Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a modern Gothic building with a west tower of five stages, and aisles. Artist: J. C. Buckler.
Longport Village: sepia drawing
'View of Longport, Staffordshire.' South west view showing the church in a valley among factories (with smoking chimneys). Artist: J.C. Buckler.
Madeley Church - Gravestone of John Egerton: pen and ink wash drawing
'On the South side of the church lyeth this Grave Stone of marble, the figures are of Brasse.' The gravestone is inscribed, 'Pray for the soules of John Egerton esquire and Elyn his wyff the wch. John ...
Madeley Church - Monument to John Egerton: etching
'Madeley,' showing two figures representing John Egerton and his third wife Elyn. [See SV VII.55, SV VII.54b, showing similar figures.]'G. Greatbach.'
Madeley Church - Monument to John Egerton: water colour and indian ink painting
Showing a Monument to John Egerton (brass work only). The figures stand 11 inches high. There is also a coat of arms above the figures, showing a ship within a bordure, impaling 'Hawkeston.' The figures ...
Madeley Church - Monument to Randolf Egerton: pen and ink wash drawing
'Madley. On the North Side of the Church is this fair Monum[en]t of Alablaster (sic).' Showing a monument with effigies incised in alabaster, to Randolf Egerton, Esq. (d. 1522), and Isabel his wife. ...
Madeley Church - Monument to Robert Hawkins: water colour and ink painting
Showing a brass monument to Robert Hawkins, (d. 13 May, 1586), with an inscription of five lines: 'Heare lyeth the body of Roberte Hawkins of Ridge Hill scoller sonne of William Hawkins yeoman which ...
Madeley Church: sepia wash drawing
'North East View of Great Madeley Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the north east chapel and the north transept. The tower is visible behind.'J. Buckler.'
Madeley Church: sepia wash drawing
'South View of Great Madeley Church, Staffordshire.' View from the road, showing the tower, the porch, the south aisle, the south transept and chancel, and also part of the clerestory which is crenellated.'J. ...
Madeley Church: water colour drawing
'Great Madeley Church.' South south east view from the road, showing the tower, the porch, the south aisle, the south transept and chancel, and also part of the clerestory which is crenellated.Anonymous, ...
Maer Church: sepia wash drawing
'South West View of Maer Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the tower, the south porch (with a room over it entered from exterior steps), and flat-headed windows.'J. Buckler.'
Maer Church: sepia wash drawing
'S. W. View of Maer Church.' Showing the tower, the south porch (with the room over it entered from exterior steps), and flat-headed windows.'T.P.W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]
Marchington Church - Exterior Elevation and Interior Plan: pen drawing
'Plan and Elevation of Marchington Chapel.' Architect's plan of the exterior elevation and of the interior. The bell turret is open, the tower has urns at the corners, the nave is 46 feet long, and ...
Marchington Church - Monument of Walter Vernon: pencil drawing
'Monument of Walter Vernon and Wife of Houndhill, Esq., in Marchington Church, County of Stafford.' Showing an incised slab on the tomb top of figures representing Vernon and his wife.'W. H. F.,' [W. ...
Marchington Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Marchington Church, Staffordshire.' The style is 'Queen Anne,' and the building is of brick with stone dressings, with a bell-turret like a pepperbox. There are no urns on the tower.'J. ...
Marchington Church: sepia wash drawing
'Marchington Church,' showing a south west view of the church in the distance. Chiefly a study of trees near an undulating road.'T.P.W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]
Marchington Church: sepia wash drawing
'South West View of Marchington Church.' The style is 'Queen Anne,' and the building is of brick with stone dressings, with a bell-turret like a pepperbox. Showing the tower with a belfry.'T. P.W.,' ...
Market Place, Lichfield : sepia drawing (vignetted)
'The Statue of Dr. Samuel Johnson in the Market Place at Lichfield. Presented by James Thomas Law, Chancellor of the Diocese, August 1838.' Showing a corner view of the statue (the back of the chair). ...