This Curation highlights buildings in Staffordshire featured in the expanded and updated 2024 guide to the architecture of the county by Dr Chris Wakeling (originally compiled by Nikolaus Pevsner in 1974).
The new guide is the subject of the Reginald Haggar Memorial Lecture, to be delivered by Simon Bradley, joint editor of the Pevsner Architectural Guides, at Keele University on Saturday 2 November 2024.
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Dr Chris Wakeling was a founder member of the Reginald Haggar Memorial Lecture Committee until his death in 2023. He had largely completed his work on the Staffordshire volume but did not live to see final publication of the guide.
Raymond Myerscough-Walker (1908–1984)
Oil, pen & ink on paper
H 55.2 x W 42.8 cm
Government Art Collection
Croxden Abbey 1850
Henry Gastineau (1791–1876)
Watercolour on paper
H 63.5 x W 81.5 cm
Staffordshire Museum & Art Collection
Market Place, Leek, Staffordshire
unknown artist
Oil on canvas
H 59.5 x W 89.5 cm
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
Brough Park and the Nicholson Institute, Leek 1960
M. D. Oversby
Oil on canvas
H 100 x W 121 cm
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
Keele Church, Staffordshire 19th C
British (English) School
Oil on board
H 32.5 x W 41 cm
Brampton Museum
A Bird’s-Eye View of Weston Park 1998
Marcus May (b.1958)
Oil on canvas
H 119.4 x W 119.4 cm
Weston Park
The West Front of Shugborough 1768
Nicholas Thomas Dall (1706–1776)
Oil on canvas
H 113 x W 169 cm
National Trust, Shugborough
Charles William Brown (1882–1961)
Oil on board
H 78.5 x W 83 cm
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
Facade, Reliefs, and Mosaics 1869
G. B. Nichols of Wolverhampton (active 1869) and John Lockwood Kipling (1837–1911) and Robert Edgar (1837/1838–1873) and M. H. Blanchard and Rowland James Morris (1841–1898)
Clock Tower with Caryatids Figures 1854
George Thomas Robinson (1829–1897) and L. Dunn (active 1854)
Ashlar
Industries of The Potteries 1981
G. H. Downing (active 1980/1981) and Frank Maurier (active 1980/1981)
Coloured bricks
H 400 x W 3300 cm
Florence Library, St James' School from St James' Church, c.1910 c.1910
William Blake (1874–1957)
Half-plate glass negative
H 12 x W 16.5 cm
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
South Façade, Wedgwood, Barlaston 1970s
Maurice Wade (1917–1991)
Acrylic on board
H 71 x W 91 cm
Victoria and Albert Museum
After the Storm, St Giles 1999
John Thirlwall (b.1943)
Oil on canvas
H 100 x W 84 cm
Brampton Museum
Burton-upon-Trent Magistrates' Court and Police Station 1993
Christopher William Sheldon (1948–2016)
Oil on board
H 29.5 x W 39.5 cm
Staffordshire Museum & Art Collection
Checkley, B.133 c.1918
William Blake (1874–1957)
Half-plate glass negative
H 12 x W 16.5 cm
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
St Editha's Church and the Old Paregoric Shop, Tamworth 1856
Henry Lark I Pratt (1805–1873)
Oil on canvas
H 42 x W 58 cm
Tamworth Castle
The Barge Builder's Yard, Stone
James Alfred Lovatt (1873–1952)
Oil on canvas
H 24 x W 30 cm
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
Johnson (1709–1784), Doing Penance in the Market Place of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire 1869
Eyre Crowe (1824–1910)
Oil on canvas
H 152 x W 184 cm
Dr Johnson's House
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Marcus May (b.1958)
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L. Dunn
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M. D. Oversby
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John Thirlwall (b.1943)
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G. B. Nichols of Wolverhampton
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Frank Maurier
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Rowland James Morris (1841–1898)
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Eyre Crowe (1824–1910)
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Charles William Brown (1882–1961)
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Raymond Myerscough-Walker (1908–1984)
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