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Okeover Church - 'All Saints': water colour painting
'All Saint's Church, Okeover.' North east view showing a white tower against a bright blue sky. The body of the church is covered in ivy. There is a `Queen Anne' style house close on the right with ...
Okeover Hall - lithograph
'Okeover Hall, Staffordshire.' Showing the Tudor Hall and adjacent Church, from the park. Also showing deer in the foreground. The Church is half-covered in ivy and has a crenellated tower.[Taken from ...
Okeover Hall: engraving
Showing a Tudor house with a moat, and a church adjoining, set in parkland.Inscribed 'To the Worspll. the ingenious & obliging Gent. ROWLAND OKEOVER of OKEOVER Esq., This 18 Tab. Shewing (sic) the Prospect ...
Okeover Hall: sepia wash drawing
'South East View of Oakover House, Staffordshire,' showing the gateway entrance, the portico and the south block of the building. There are deer in the foreground.'J. Buckler.'
Old Font from Mucklestone Church: sepia wash drawing
'Remains of the Old Font, removed from Muckleston (sic) Church, Staffordshire: now in the garden of the Clerk of the Parish a Blacksmith; and used as a `Hog-Trough.'''J. B., [John Buckler] June 1843.'
Onecote Church: sepia wash drawing
'South East View of Onecote Church, Staffordshire,' showing a classical building with a small chancel, and a nave with three windows, a plain porch and a west tower.'J. Buckler.'
Onecote Church: water colour painting
'Onecote Chapel.' West view showing a building of 18th century classical style, apparently brick with stone dressings. It has a round-headed west door and a window above surmounted by a wooden bell-turret. ...
Oscott - St. Mary's College: line engraving
'St. Mary's College, Oscott,' showing a view of the new buildings and chapel. Also showing a procession in the foreground. Artist: W. Radclyffe.
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, Oscot, (sic)' showing a view of the court and the colonnade before the chapel. 'Jh. Ireland strux., [engraved]; Jas. Cave del., [drawn].'
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 ...
Parsonage House at Salt: sepia drawing (vignetted)
'The Parsonage House at Salt, Staffordshire.' Showing an early Victorian, two storey building in the Elizabethan style, surrounded by a garden.'J. B.,' [John Buckler].
Patshull - Boningale Church: sepia wash drawing
'South East View of Boningale Church near Patteshull, Shropshire,' showing a small building with a tower of timber boarding. There is a half-timber house in the distance to the left of the church.'J. ...
Patshull - Old Mansion at Boningale: sepia wash drawing
'Old Mansion at Boningale near Patteshull, Shropshire,' showing an old timbered mansion to the south of Boningale Church, from the road. The house has two main gables and ivy covers the area around the ...
Patshull - Pepperhill: engraving
'Pepper Hill Staffr., Formerly the residence of the Earl of Shrewsbury.' Showing a canopied well-head and a house, of Tudor brick, (from an almanac; as SV VII.137d, but in a reduced form.)[Taken from ...
Patshull - Pepperhill: engraving
'Pepper Hill Staffr., Formerly the residence of the Earl of Shrewsbury.' Showing a canopied well-head and a house, of Tudor brick, (from an almanac.)[Taken from drawing by Cornelius Varley, 1820; see ...
Patshull - Pepperhill: sepia wash drawing
'Font at Pepperel (sic) - Patshul (sic) Staffordshire. The House is part of a residence formerly of the Duke of Shrewbury.' Showing a house, and a canopied well-head. The house is of late Tudor brick, ...
Patshull Church: engraving
'S.E. View of Patteshull (sic) Church.' Showing a classical building (consecrated August, 1743), a 'pepper-pot' tower, a south porch with columns, and a low lead roof. There is no ivy on the tower and ...