Villages and hamlets near Newport

These include the following villages and hamlets:
Aqualate, Chetwynd, Church Aston, Edgmond, Ellerton, Forton, Hinstock, Howle, Lilleshall, Longford, Lynn, Knighton, Meretown, Moreton, Outwoods, Pickstock, Sambrook, Shebdon, Sheriffhales, Sutton, Tibberton and Woodcote.
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	St. Peter's Church font, Edgmond, near Newport Line drawing of the font. Date unknown
	Lilleshall Lodge, Lilleshall, near Newport Sketch of Lilleshall Lodge (now demolished) built in the second half of the 16th century when James Leveson was granted Lilleshall Manor. This was his residence and it stood on Muxton Hill. It was demolished 1818. Image from "The Castles and old mansions of Shropshire (1868) Image pre 1818
	Aqualate estate workers, Forton, near Newport Workers at the sawmill. Pictured from the left: (back row) William Morrey, Joe Evans and (front) Fred Breeze, James Bickerton, Joe Plant, George James, George Evans and Mr. Wiggins. Mr. Plant was a carpenter and Mr Wiggin a stockman. Courtesy of Newport Advertiser (7.4 and 14. 4 1978) 1890 - 1910
	Shooting Butts Chetwynd Iron shooting butts being restored by Newport History Society and "Task Force" project. These butts were used by Newport Volunteer Force in the mid 19th century and by the Home Guard in the 20th century. They were discovered by Newport History Society Field Group in a dilapitated state and re-erected and can be seen from the footpath on CDoppice Bank. 1983
	Longford church Newport Previously St Marys church, built 1803. Now a private dwelling. Jan 2010
	Aston Manor Chetwynd Aston, Church Aston near Newport Exterior, front view. 19th century building with pilastered central doorway and entablature. To the left are farm buildings dated 1865.This house is a listed building. 2009
	28 Chetwynd Aston (Field Aston), Church Aston near Newport Exterior, side view. The commemorative plaque on the gable reads " KS. TM. 1701". This was probably an inn on the old coaching route into Stafford, and called 'The Wheatsheaf". It is a grade 11 listed building with exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace. Now called 'Thistlegate' Also showing to the centre right is the old road running southwards from Field aston crossroads. 2009
	The Old Smithy Chetwynd Aston, Church Aston near Newport The penthouse to the left was where the horses waited before being shod. The Allman family were blacksmiths from this house for decades. 2009
	Tibberton Village Football Club Showing members of the team during 1908 - 9 season 1908 Image courtesy of Shropshire Archives
	Charlotte Burne event, Edgmond, near Newport Afternoon tea provided by Edgmond Women's Institute at the Charlotte Burne plaque unveiling event. John Burne, great-nephew of Charlotte to the right. Charlotte Burne researched and published "Shropshire Folk Lore" in the 19th century 2009
	Sir Thomas Fletcher Boughey, Aqualate Funeral procession enters Forton church. Sir Thomas died on 1st September 1906 at Aqualate Hall aged 71 years. For 27 years he supported and instituted many Newport projects; the Literary Institute, Agricultural Society and Harper Adams College. He was the Director and Chairman of the Market Company, the Newport Brewery and the Royal Victoria Hotel. He was a county councillor and Chairman of the Newport Urban District Council. 1906
	Souvenir of Lilleshall Multiple picture card produced by Jabez Cartwright & Sons. 1913
	Lilleshall Hall Built for the 1st Duke of Sutherland, designed by Geoffrey Wyatville. Date Unknown
	Fern Hill Farm, Sutton, near Newport One of the most prosperous farms on the Aqualate Estate. The Paddock familyand servants can be seen to the right. Later, until his death in 1930, Fern Hill was the home of Hon. G. S. Clegg-Hill who married Dorothy, 3rd daughter of the Rev. George Boughey, 5th Baronet of Aqualate Hall. It is now 3 houses. Image 1900s
	Pave Lane, Newport Exterior view of smallholding. Lot 195 from sale catalogue of Duke of Sutherland's estate 1914. Included 9 acres, joint use of pump. Tenant: T Thompson. 1914
	Edgmond Methodist Chapel Previously Primitive Methodist Chapel built 1860. 2009
	Keepers Cottage Chetwynd This building was part of the Chetwynd Estate. 1875
	Chetwynd Hall 1875
	Whitley Manor Farm Cottages Newport Exterior, front. Built in the style of the Chetwynd Estate and having "rubble sandstone" walls. 1970
	Whitley Manor Farm Newport Puleston. Exterior, front. 19th cenury farmhouse with 8 bedrooms. Taken from a sale catalogue. 1970
	Puleston Newport Old sunken lane running from Puleston Corner up to the old "Puleston Hill Farm". 1996
	Summerhill House Edgmond Showing the newly placed plaque dedicated to Charlotte Sophia Burne. 2009
	Charlotte Sophia Burne plaque On the boundary wall of Summerhill House Edgmond. Dedicated 2009 2009
	Rose Farm 12 Tibberton Also known as "Hay House". A 16th century house and one of the oldest in the village. The building to the left (now demolished) was used as a cattle byre in the winter months. From Jim Baker's "Changing Village" 1960 - 70
	Tibberton Silver Band From left: Alf Maddocks, Richard Maddocks (bandmaster), Sammy Beaston, george Teese, Jude Owen, William Maddocks, Reg Leach, Norman Faulks, ? William Teese, Sam Ruscoe, Dick Robinson, William Loynton, Bert Faulks, Tim Arkinstall, Jack Ruscoe, Ruben Munford. Courtesy of Newport Advertiser 1920 - 30
	Tibberton farm buildings Opposite the Sutherland Arms. These were kept by farmer and butcher Billy Duckers who was alsothe licensee. Modern buildings have now replaced these buildings. 1990 - 2000
	Map of Tibberton Showing hydrants positioned at various points on the London Road. These were installed by the Duke of Sutherland. 1997
	Sutherland Forge 24 Tibberton Formerly a thatched property. From Jim Baker's "Changing Village" 1999
	Bates family of Tibberton Outside 25 - 27 Tibberton which once stood near the village church. Second from left is Will Bates, Tibberton's last village constable. First left Bill Yale, his grandson. Then from the left: Mrs William Bates, Bill's mother, his uncle Jack Bates, Agnes Bates, Jack's wife. 1880 - 1910
	Aerial view of Tibberton From Jim Baker's "Changing Village" 1999
	Tibberton church Drawing. Small chapel attached to the parish of Edgmond. From Jim Baker's "Changing Village" 1790
	Cherrington cobblers shop Now disused From Jim Baker's "Changing Village" 1999
	Mill, Sambrook, near Newport Exterior view Courtesy of Newport Advertiser 2002
	Dukes' water system Tibberton The windmill, the remains of which still stand at the side of the B5062, was the source of the Duke of Sutherland's water supply to the village. From Jim Barker's "Changing Village" 1970 - 2000
	8 - 9 Cherrington, near Newport "Cruck Cottage". A cruck building which dates from medieval times. Further details of this building are in : Jim Barker's "Changing Village" 1999
	St Mary's church, Longford, Newport Exterior. The new church of 1802 - 6 has a small 13th century south chapel, which is called the Talbot Chapel and has a large monument to Thomas Talbot d. 1686. Date of image unknown
	Funeral of Annabelle Lady Boughey Outside St Nicholas' church She died on 3.4.1914, but the postcard maker got the date wrong and erroneously put 'Feb 21' on the card From the collection of Dave Tarry 1914
	Chetwynd Park, Chetwynd, near Newport Exterior of the estate office at time of the sale of the estate. 1988
	Chetwynd Park, Chetwynd, near Newport Crane in the centre of the estate yard at the time of the sale of the estate. 1988
	Chetwynd Scar, Chetwynd, near Newport Aerial view of part of deer park. 1970 - 1990
	School, Chetwynd, near Newport Main schoolroom just prior to the sale of the school. Now a private house 1988
	School, Chetwynd near Newport Main schoolroom just prior to the sale of the school. Now a private house. 1988
	Edgmond Rangers Left: Chairman Peter Bull Far right: Secretary Gwilliam Franklin The trainers in tracksuits are Norman Locket and Frank Stones. 1965 - 75
	Church Aston views Views of the "Liddle" window, St Andrews church, "Last Thatch Cottage" and Church Aston school. Postcard produced for Newport & District History Society. 2007
	Vickers family High Offley Parents: valentine & Julia? From the left: children William, Julia, Valentine (on the horse). Julia married into the Burne family of "Summerhill" Edgmond. Image courtesy of the Burne family 1850 - 60
	Loynton Hall staff, Loynton, near Newport Sitting in front: Eliza Rufell (cook) James Lewis (footman) Rebecca Peach (maid) Henry Turner (coachman) Standing from left: William ? (groom) Harriet Booker (housemaid) J mather (steward) Sarah harvey (kitchen maid) ? Smith (kitchen maid) Image courtesy of the Burne family 1880 - 1900
	Aqualate Hall Newport Copy of a drawing by Miss Georgina Parker sent to Lady Boughey. 1825
	1 Turners Lane and 30 High Street Edgmond 17th century timber framed cottages. Also shown is a drinking fountain in the forefront which commemorates Queen Victoria's diamond jubillee. 2000
	Egremont House Edgmond near Newport Grade II listed building. Exterior, front view. Early 19th century building.Grade II listed building. 2006
	Kinnersley Manor, Kinnersley, near Newport Lot 189 of Lilleshall Estate Sale of 1912. Described as manor house complete with cheese and bacon room, wine and beer cellars, a nuttery, many yard and administrative buildings, dutch barns, seven cottages, Rodway Moor plantations, a shooting box, wheelwright and blacksmith's shop and 360 acres of arable and pasture and 41 acres of plantations. Water is laid onto the house "from the windmill". 1912
	The Green Farm Tibberton Lot 153 of Lilleshall Estate sale of 1912. Described as house, buildings, 3 halftimbered cottages (9,10,11), 3 other cottages (25,26,27) and a cottage at Conquer Moor Heath. 1912
	Mill, Weston Jones, near Newport A mill which has paid its tax ever since the Domesday Book. Image courtesy of the Burne family Date unknown
	Stackyard Lane Edgmond View showing outbuilding to Sunnyside (a Grade II listed building of 17th century). 2000
	The Provosts House Edgmond near Newport This used to be the rectory but was returned when a former occupant, the Prebendary Arthur Talbot was appointed the provost of Denstone College. The house has origins almost as old as the church (c. 14th century) although much of what is visible, dates from the 18th century. It has a private chapel.Grade II listed building Image 2006
	Aqualate Hall Newport One of Nash's sketches for the rebuilding of Aqualate Hall. 1803
	John Harrop of Edgmond Hall A famous diarist 1866
	James' Memorial Hall Lilleshall Opening. From the left: Mr & Mrs H James, Mrs Lucy Watson, the Rev Charles Watson (vicar 1927 - 49) the Rev Tozer (previous vicar) and Mr Edward James, church warden. 1936
	Cottage at Kinnersley Lot 200 of Lilleshall Estate Sale of 1912. Described as cottage with 4 bedrooms, 2 cellars and garden. 1912
	Sidney House Farm Kinnersley Lot 190 of Lilleshall Estate Sale of 1912. Described ashouse with 7 bedrooms, beer and wine cellars, tennis lawns, outbuildings and stables, dutch barns, six cottages (known as Sideny Cottgaes) with 353 acres of land and 54 acres of plantation and shooting walks. 1912
	Number 18 Tibberton, near Newport Lot 159 of Lilleshall Estate Sale of 1912. Described as small half timbered farm with 30 acres of land. Water via pump or nearest hydrant. 1912
	Greenacres Cottage Newport Pitchcroft Lane. Exterior. 2008
	1912 small holding, Tibberton, near Newport Small holding. Lot 154 of Lilleshall Estate Sale of 1912. Described as timberframed smallholding with 9 acres with supply of water from pump or nearest hydrant. Can anyone identify this building today? 1912
	Bomb craters, Lilleshall Craters at Lilleshall Golf Course. German bombers jettisoned them. One of the gentleman is Herbert Ford. He was the managing director of Lilleshall estate Ltd; he lived in the hall. Image 1940.
	Nissan hut accommodation, Aqualate, near Newport Post-war living conditions: some families lived in Nissan huts. This one was on Aqualate estate. The Hessing family lived here. Mr Hessing married Rosina Debney of Norbury, and worked in the export department of Audley Engineering. Image 1952.
	Sheriffhales Mural painted by Italian prisoners of war during the 2nd World War (1939-1945) . 1980 - 2000
	Aqualate Park Lodge Newport 2006
	Forton bellringers, near Newport from left: Geoff Matthews, Reg Talbot, Bev Heathcote, Joe Plant (head ringer). Tom Talbot, John Matthews and Jim Peak. Geoff Matthews rang the bells for 60 years. Mr Matthews lived at Worton, near Forton and worked at Serck Audco and Ashworths timber yard. Image 1952.
	Kinnersley Iron Age camp, near Newport The farm is called 'Wall Camp'. This image shows some of the outer defense system. Image 1980s.
	Rear of Forton Church, near Newport Showing possible site of Forton Castle. Image 1980s.
	Aqualate Show, near Newport This event used to be put on by the Boughey Family in the past and was a one day show at Aqualate Park. Image c.1920s
	Woodcote Hall, near Newport Home of Cotes family. Postcard tinted and also deocrated with glitter. Image 1920s-40s.
	Map of Church Aston and Longford fields, Newport William Hill's map of Church Aston and Longford fields. The High Street is shown running diagonally at the edge of the map. Wellington Road and Longford Road can been seen at the top and bottom of the High Street going westwards. Original map 1681.
	Forton churchyard, near Newport Epitaph in Forton churchyard which reads: Here lyeth y body of Eleanor, wife of Thomas Carswell of Newport who departed this life May 6 1717. Pray gentle reader stay and looke a while, see how pale death my body has spoilt, but I have paid the debt to nature due, so pray live well for follow me must you. Also the body of Mary Johnston. Image1980s-90s.
	Woodcote school, near Newport Pupils and teachers. Image c.1900s.
	Dayhouse, Tibberton, near Newport Line drawing of plan of Dayhouse at Tibberton. Occupied at the time of drawing (1812-13) by tenant Robert Walker, who had been bailiff of Lord Gower. c.1812-13.
	Tibberton Grange, Tibberton, near Newport Architect's drawing of proposed farm. When built it was , and is today, 'Tibberton Grange'. Originally occupied by tenant farmer, William Taylor. The farm is just south of the B5062 - off the lane leading to Wall Farm and Kynnersley. The plan says that it was built in 1811. However, this is only the date of the plans; the farm was built about 10 years later (see dated plaque). The farm was sold in 1912 as part of the Duke of Sutherland's Estate.
	Tractor at work, Edgmond, near Newport Tractor about to collect silage for animals from a silage clamp at the south end of Edgmond High Street. Image 2008.
	Cast iron pump, Edgmond, near Newport On the side of the road.If a family did not have their own well, this was the common way of sharing water for villagers. Image 2008.
	Woodcote school, near Newport Pupils and teacher Image c 1900s.
	Pill Box, Edgmond, near Newport World War ll defences - Pillbox, near Edgmond Bridge Farm, on the south side of Edgmond, Shropshire. This pill box is about 10 yards from the road. An internal view can be seen in the 'Advanced search' option. Image 2008.
	The Camp Farm, Flashbrook, near Newport Exterior. Farm house with farm buildings, one cottage and 127 acres. As at sale of farm in 1961. Image 1961
	Pool House Farm, Weston Jones, near Newport Exterior. Farm, farm buildings, two cottages and 182 acres. As at sale of 1961. Image 1961.
	Flashbrook Manor, near Newport Exterior. Farm, farmhouse, two cottage and 254 aces. From farm sale catalogue 1969.
	Map Shebdon area, near Newport Map of Birchwood Farm area, Shebdon, Staffs. From a sale catalogue of 12.02.1915. Sold at Royal Victoria Hotel, Newport. Image 1915
	28-30 Turners Lane, Edgmond, near Newport Timber-framed cottages on sandstone foundations. Image 2008.
	Community tap, Edgmond, near Newport On the corner of High Street and Turners lane. Built 1900, when there was no mains water to the village.
	Showell Mill, Sambrook, Newport Exterior, side view. Showing front and side view, dovecote and an inscription of 1788. The mill was either built or rebuilt by Thomas Kynnersley in 1788 and was, unusally, a mill with two wheels. This is a listed building. Image 2008.
	Showell Mill, Sambrook, near Newport Interior, ground floor, viewed from doorway. Showing south end cogs and pullies driven by a water wheel. The large cylindrical object in the centre on the floor is the tun, which covered the top mill stone. The mill stones had been to the left of the tun (now gone). Also showing hand-adzed timbers. The mill was either built or rebuilt by Thomas Kynnersley in 1788 and was, unusally, a mill with two wheels. This is a listed building. Image 2008.
	St Peters church, Edgmond, near Newport Commemorative lead plaque in St Peter's church, to R Bayley and I Goodall - churchwardens. 1783. Worked by T Brown plumber. Image 2008.
	St Peter church abseiling, near Newport Abseiling event on St Peter's church tower. 13th September 2008. Event celebrating Historic Churches Trust day and this included 1st Edgmond scout troup's sponsored abseil off the tower. Image 2008.
	Abseiling St Peters church, Edgmond, near Newport Abseiling event on St Peter's church tower. 13th September 2008. Event celebrating Historic Churches Trust day and this included 1st Edgmond scout troup's sponsored abseil off the tower. Image 2008.
	Chetwynd School pupils, near Newport Standing from the left: Rud Green, John Murray, Cliff Maddison. Sitting from left: Mary Jones, Thelma Morgan, Julia Murray, ? Evans Kneeling from left: (Behind) Don Green (in front) Raymond Whittall, Bill Whittall, Peter Jones From the collection of Bill Whittall 1942 - 3
	Strine Brook Newport Strine Brook in foreground winding through meadows which were in ancient times part of "Newport Pool". Looking towards Forton Road and the Rylands Nursing Home. 1989
	Old School Houses Chetwynd near Newport These houses were made into 3 dwellings when the 'new' Chetwynd School was built in the 1870s. Shown on the left Mrs Kate Whittall and family hens and pigs. These were tied cottages from Blue House Farm (Heber Hughes). The Whittall family lived in the centre house initially, then moved to the right house (3). These were demolished c. 1970s. From the collection of Bill Whittall Image 1938-9
	Fox & Duck Pave Lane Newport Licensees, Arthur & Sandra Foxcroft. The pub was built in 1934 opposite the old Fox and Duck Inn. Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser 1993
	Forton School Newport Forton School, Forton. Exterior front. Used as a nursery now. 1996
	Blacksmiths shop Sutton near Newport From the collection of Bill Whittall 1900 - 1915
	View of Sambrook village From the collection of Bill Whittall 1900 - 1915
	Sambrook Church Exterior From the collection of Bill Whittall 1900 - 1915
	Newport area agriculture Ruins of threshing box after fire at Whitley From the collection of Bill Whittall 1900 - 1915
	Hinstock Show, near Newport Mr Hamel's Bleriot monoplane in a field. Postcard :Osbourne From the collection of Bill Whittall Image c.1910 - 1915
	Old Mill Forton, near Newport From the collection of Bill Whittall. Postcard :Osbourne Image circa 1900 - 1915.
	Boughey wedding at Forton, near Newport Wedding of Miss Boughey of Aqualate, at Forton church showing a large crowd of people. Postcard :Osbourne From the collection of Bill Whittall 1900 - 1915
	Funeral of Sir TF Boughey, Forton, near Newport Procession via Meretown to Forton church. Postcard :Osbourne From the collection of Bill Whittall Image 1906.
	Edgmond sports day, near Newport Sack Race. Postcard :Osbourne From the collection of Bill Whittall Image c.1907
	Edgmond event, near Newport Unknown event. Church in background. Large gathering of people with vicar to right. Postcard :Osbourne From the collection of Bill Whittall Image c.1906
	Aqualate Hall, near Newport The hall after the fire of 1910. Titled "Aqualate Ruins". Postcard :Osbourne From the collection of Bill Whittall 1910
	Chetwynd Park Estate buildings Crane for moving timber. 1988
	Portable steam engine. Chetwynd Park, near Newport Portable steam engine (N06529) by Robey & Co 1881. Reboilered in 1908. Primarily used to pump water in the estate laundry. This image was taken at the time of the sale of the estate c1988 and it has subsequently been fully restored by Antells of Dorset. Image c.1988
	Church Aston Manor, near Newport Exterior front view of house. This is a grade 11* listed building 1986
	Conquer Moor house, Tibberton, near Newport Interior showing bread oven. 1987
	Certificate for religious knowledge, Woodcote school Certificate awarded to Sidney Dodd of Woodcote School having passed a religious knowledge examination. 1905.
	Forton Hall and All Saints church Forton Hall was built by a Mr Skrymsher of Norbury Manor at the end of the 17th century. A Roman road crossed the road to Eccleshall long ago. The original church was built c 1200, although it is very likely that there was an earlier one since it hasremains of a Saxon font, which probably indicates that Forton is an ancient settlement. The church was rebuilt in 1723 and five new bells were given to the church in 1729.The most prominent monument is the alabaster tomb of Thomas Skrymsher, knight of Aqualate and his wife, Anne, the daughter of Ralph Sneyd of Keele. He died in 1633 and his wife in 1656. Image 1920s-40s
	Edgmond Roman finds Roman finds from Edgmond Hill where a Roman villa was excavated by Christopher Lane, archaeologist (centre). On the left is Mr Eric Sorrel, headmaster of Edgmond Hill School and on the right, Mr Sykes. 1965




	Church Aston church St Andrews church interior. Stained glass window 1980 - 2000
	Auxiliary Fire Service, Edgmond, near Newport Outside Edgmond Hall, Pond Lane. From left Burt Bockley, ? George Henderson, Sid? Whitfield, Bill Morgan 1940 - 50
	New Inn Farm, Edgmond, near Newport Exterior front, taken from sale catalogue. 1974
	Howle Pool, near Newport Date unknown From the collection of Don Langford
	Edgmond village, near Newport From the High Street, looking towards School Road corner. 1907 From the collection of Don Langford
	Paper Mill, Tibberton, near Newport Paper Mill chimney. Postcard by J Cartwright stationers Newport. 1913 From the collection of Don Langford
	Old Chester Road, Chetwynd, near Newport View looking northwards. Probably turn of the 20th century. From the collection of Don Langford
	Honnington Pool, Lilleshall, near Newport Looking towards Lilleshall village. Postcard - Perfection Series Date unknown From the collection of Don Langford
	Outwoods village, near Newport View of the village on the Shropshire/Staffordshire border. Postcard - Valentine Series Date unknown From the collection of Don Langford
	Old canal, Lilleshall, near Newport Taken at the bottom of "the Incline" These buildings are still there and there is still some water in the old canal. Postcard - Perfection Series Date unknown From the collection of Don Langford
	The Last Inn, Church Aston, near Newport Licensee, Tony Reynolds. Inquests were held in this inn, on miners killed in local limestone pits. Tony had been there for 15 years at the time of this photo. The picture over the fireplace shows the Last Inn in 1901. The inn sign "all this long day I have sought for good ale and now at The Last I found it". (Ditty of Harriet Bott, landlady in picture mentioned above). 1993 Courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Forton village, near Newport Forton village showing the Newport to Eccleshall road. 1907 Image courtesy of Don Langford
	Lilleshall Hall, near Newport Gardens and Woodlands Railway when the Hall and Gardens were a leisure site. 1920 - 1950 Image courtesy of Don Langford
	Collierside, Lilleshall, near Newport Postcard printed Bennion, Hall & Smallman, Newport. 1900 - 1950 Image courtesy of Don Langford
	Bobaston Bank, Tibberton, near Newport Bobaston bank showing disued sandstone quarry in the forefront. Tinted postcard. 1907 Image courtesy of Don Langford
	'Highfield House', Church Aston, near Newport Built for Roland Liddle, Newport solicitor of Liddle & Heane, in the late 19th century. He had previously lived at 'The Knoll'. 'Highfield House' is now demolished and new houses built on the site called 'Highfields'. 1980s
	The Rising Sun Inn, Moreton, near Newport - licensees Edna and Phil Evans - licensees of 'The Rising Sun', Moreton. The pub suffered when the Newport bypass was built and eventually became a private house. To the right is a customer, Gary "Boots" Armstrong. 1993 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Licensees, 'The Wheatsheaf Inn', Pave Lane, near Newport Licensees of 'The Wheatsheaf Inn'. The couple originally ran a florist and fruit business in Upper Bar and the Springfield Stores Station Road for 15 years. John was the son of Gladys Smallman who ran the Happy Days Cafe on the High Street. Gladys was the daughter of Sally Sandiford (Wagg) of Adams House. 1993 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Licensees of the Red Lion Inn, Sutton, near Newport Mr and Mrs Collins, Licensees of the Red Lion Inn, Sutton. 1993 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Licensees of The Red House Inn, Lilleshall near Newport Sid and Brenda Hill, licensees of the Red House Inn. They recalled that a chef time in 1981, called Mrs Barbara Stanley, said that when the inn was part of the Sutherland estate, it was a "one room spit and sawdust pub which had home-brewed ales". 1993 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Flatt Pit Farm Edgmond, near Newport Exterior front. From a sales catalogue. 1972
	Licensees of 'The Three Horseshoes', Sambrook near Newport Mike and Jan Walkenden, licensees of 'The Three Horseshoes', Sambrook. The pub is thought to be 150 years old. A butchery business was once based there with a slaughterhouse at the rear. 1993 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Licensees of 'The Haberdashers Arms', Knighton near Newport Peter and Jane Tavernor,licensees of 'The Haberdashers Arms' at Knighton. The pub was built in 1840 by the London based Worshipful Company of Haberdashers when they bought the estate. It had previously been owned by William Adams founder of Adams Grammar School Newport. 1993 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Lodge, Lilleshall Hall, near Newport The lodge at the Lilleshall 'Golden Gates' entrance. 1940 - 60
	Old A41, Pave Lane, near Newport Lorry accident outside 'The Wheatsheaf Inn'. 1940 - 60
	Conservative Association Fete, Chetwynd, near Newport A fete at Chetwynd Park. Colonel George Burton Borough in the centre wearing glasses and Mrs. Borough on the far right also wearing glasses. 1953 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Chetwynd fete, near Newport Church Fete. In the centre is Mrs jack Williams July 1952
	View of Church Aston, near Newport View of the main steet. This was an ancient Saxon way and also a royal road (a by-pass avoiding the town of Newport) to Edgmond at the time of Edward 1. c. 1910
	Aqualate Park, near Newport Local men pose by 'the Great Oak', which was struck by lightning in 1906. This was considered by many to be an omen foretelling the death of JF Boughey on 30th August 1906. 1906
	Aqualate Hall, near Newport Fire, which broke out on 28th November 1910. The hall, admired as being the height of neo-gothic architecture, had been redesigned by John Nash between 1800-1808. After the fire, the Nash cupolas were not reinstated. 1910
	John Docherty at Sheriffhales, near Newport Outside Sheriffhales Post office John Docherty with a flat cart used for delivering fish orders. He worked for Macklin's, fishmongers of St Mary Street, Newport Date unknown Ann Warner's book
	Chetwynd School, near Newport Nativity Play 1937. These players were the whole school. Mary is Cynthia Matthews. Of the five angels, from the left, 1st Raymond Whittall,3rd Julia Murray. Gabriel is Maurice Hassall, and the two children to the left of him are members of the Matthews family. Beyond the Matthews children to the left is Don or Rud Green. Sitting next to the angels on the left is Bob Whittall. Herod on the right was Tony Williams. To the left of him kneeling is Jean Lloyd and to the right kneeling is a member of the Hassall family. To the right of Mary at the back are Julia Murray and to her right, Bill Whittall. 1937
	Funeral of Annabelle Lady Boughey of Aqualate Park, near Newport The funeral of Annabelle Lady Boughey of Aqualate Park outside St Nicholas' church. The funeral procession then went to Forton church for burial. 1914
	Eagle Filling Station, Pave Lane, near Newport Coffee bar and filling station on the old A41, Pave Lane, opposite the 'Golden Gates' to Lilleshall Hall. The building in the centre was once a chapel. These buildings are now part of the Rubens Residential Home. 1920 - 40
	Teece family of Tibberton, near Newport Wedding of Elizabeth Teece (b 1885) and Albert Fowkes (b 1888). They subsequently moved to Lane End Cottages, Chetwynd and their daughter, Dorothy Fowkes (b 1917) went to Newport High School.
	Road workers, Woodcote, near Newport Road workers near Woodcote School on the London Road (now A41). Date unknown Courtesy of Shropshire Archives
	Garden at The Dale, Church Aston, near Newport Winner of local gardening competition. 4, The Dale, Church Aston. Bill Talbot: winner. 1988
	Serck Audco showing Bill Talbot of Church Aston, Newport Bill Talbot on his retirement from Serck Audco. He had worked as a despatch foremen there. He lived at 31 Well Row then afterwards at The Dale, Church Aston. 1976
	Florence "Daisy" Talbot, Well Row, Church Aston, near Newport Florence "Daisy" Talbot (nee Horton) outside 31, Well Row, Wellington Road. This terrace is now demolished. Daisy was born at this house in 1908. 1930 - 1950
	Tony Talbot, Well Row, Church Aston, Newport Member of Talbot family playing on toy train outside 31, Well Row, Wellington Road. The train was hand-made by a friend. 1945
	James Evans, 1st World War soldier of Church Aston, near Newport James Evans of Well Row, Church Aston. Private in the North Staffs Regiment. Died Popperinge, Belgium in 1st World War. 1914 - 18.
	Church Aston school and pupils, near Newport Pupils and staff outside the school building.The school was built in 1840. 1890 - 1915
	Church Aston school pupils, near Newport A class at Church Aston primary school. Fourth from the right on rear row: Michael Talbot (who later died in 1961 aged 15). Note railway bridge in background. 1953 - 5
	Pensioners' party, Church Aston, near Newport Church Aston pensioners' Christmas party in the old village institute. On the right: Charlie and Lucy Evans. Second from left: Mrs Edwards. 1950 - 1970
	Well Row, Church Aston, near Newport Well Row, Wellington Road (now demolished) and residents. Third child from the right is Florence 'Daisy' Horton born 1908. The Evans family lived in the middle house (31). These houses and two other terraces (Stone Row and Slate Row) were all situated between The Last Thatched Cottage and Snailbeach Cottage, at the place where the bus stop is today. Modern bungalows are built on the site today. Notice the large well to the left. c. 1910 - 1912
	Lime Tree Cottage, 3 Chetwynd Aston, near Newport Exterior of coach house which has quarters for coachman. See 'Advanced search' for further images. Image 2004
	3, Chetwynd Aston, near Newport Interior pantry showing hooks in the ceiling for dried goods (e.g. hams) 2004
	Lime Tree Cottage, 3 Chetwynd Aston, near Newport Exterior front. 2004
	Roman Brooch, Pave Lane area, near Newport Roman 'Dolphin style' brooch made of bronze alloy. dated to AD75 - 150. Found in Pave Lane area. 2007
	St Michael & All Angels church, Chetwynd, near Newport Exterior from the churchyard. Built 1865-7 By Benjamin Ferrey 1920 - 50
	Sambrook Manor, near Newport. Exterior front 1999
	Sambrook school, near Newport Exterior front of building which was Sambrook school. The school was erected in 1880 and had a residence for the school master. Image 1999
	St Mary's Church, Longford, near Newport Interior during restoration.This was the chapel of the Leeke family of Longford Hall. It is not a medieval building, and is now a private house. 1996
	'Chapters' restaurant, Lilleshall National Sports Centre, near Newport Interior, Lilleshall Hall. Currently in use as a restaurant. 2005
	Edgmond Football Team, near Newport Burt Bockley third from left at the back 1930 - 40
	Church Aston school pupils, near Newport Pupils outside the school buildings. 1937
	Church Aston school, near Newport Pupils dressed to perform a gypsy dance. Standing left to right: Betty Hodson, Peggy Scott, Margaret Wood, Ethel Norris, Peggy Langford, Una Dodd. Sitting left to right: Grace Fallows, Mary Langford, Joan Hodson. 1932
	May Queen, Church Aston, near Newport Lilian Scott was the Church Aston May Queen, 1916 and Daisy Scott, to the left, is dressed as a sailor. 1916
	Mr & Mrs W Scott, Pave Lane, near Newport William Scott (born c.1845) and Ann Scott (born c.1847). Mr Scott was an agricultural and coal wharf labourer. Mr Scott spent his home and working life in Moreton, Pave Lane and the Newport area. c.1910
	Well Row, Church Aston, near Newport 30, 31, 32 Church Aston Road (now Wellington Road) commonly known as Well Row. On left side is Stone Row. Behind Well Row was Slate Row. They were all miners' cottages and were demolished in the early 1960s. Early 1960s
	Islington hamlet, near Newport Islington hamlet on the Forton Road. Postcard - Bennion, Horne, Smallman of Newport From the collection of Don Langford 1900 - 1930
	Edgmond Girls Home, near Newport. Founded by Miss Mary Roddam in the 1897 for girls from the workhouse or from poor families. The house is now known as 'Moorfield', and was purpose built and paid for by Miss Roddam. The girls went to Edgmond school 1906
	Chetwynd old church, near Newport Sketch of Chetwynd Old Church. Demolished 1866 and replaced by the current St Michael & All Angels in 1867. The church pictured was very close to Chetwynd Park Hall and was rebuilt by Robert Pigott in 1735. The six bells, given by Robert Pigott, were reinstalled in the new church, and also some of the oak panels from the old church were retained in the new vestry & in the school, which was built at the same time. Pre 1866 Courtesy Shropshire Archives Courtesy of Shropshire Archives
	St Andrew's church, Church Aston, near Newport 1960 - 1970
	May Queen, Church Aston, near Newport May Queen and attendants. 1980 - 2000
	May Queen, Church Aston, near Newport 1980 - 2000
	The Folly, Church Aston, near Newport A house in The Folly. Exterior. Front 1970s-80s.
	May Queen, Church Aston, near Newport May Queen and attendants proceeding through the village on a pick-up truck. Probably 1985 or 1991
	St Andrew's Church Aston, near Newport Interior with volunteers at a flower festival. From left: Hazel Jaques, ? , Andrew Eade, Herbert Yates (Rector) 1980s.
	Church Aston choir, Newport St Andrew's church choir Church Aston. back row from left; Rebekah Marshall, Unknown, Don Kenna (organist), Sarah Branton, Cyril Leach, Muriel Hilditch, the Revd. John Marshall (rector), Rachel Marshall, Jonathan Marshall. Front row from left: Unknown, Claire Greenaway, Unknown, John Hodgkiss, Unknown, Graeme Semple, Matthew Cowell, Joanne Hodgkiss, Sharon Stanley, Toby Askin. 1982
	Pickstock Cross, near Newport The Old Cross, Pickstock from "A story about Sambrook Parish" by Mabel Wheat, 1955. A wayside cross - people sometimes preached at these crosses and travellers prayed at them. 1950 - 1960
	St Luke's church, parsonage and school house, Sambrook near Newport St Luke's church, parsonage, school and school house from "A story about Sambrook Parish" by Mabel Wheat, 1955. Sambrook was partly in Chetwynd and partly in Cheswardine parishes in the past. The school and house is now a residential home. Unknown
	Chetwynd Hall and old church, near Newport Early photograph of Chetwynd Hall and old church. The original church was demolished in the 1866. Chetwynd Park Hall in which Charles I stayed before the Battle of Naselby (1645) was demolished in 1961. When Charles I stayed here, it was owned by the Pigot family who as stewards of Newport, administered the land of the lord of the manor from late medieval times to 1790. Picture published in Mabel Wheat's book, "Chetwynd, Salop" (1957). Pre 1866
	Kinnersley Wall Camp, near Newport Iron Age settlement at Kinnersley near Newport 2007
	Chetwynd Manor, Chetwynd, near Newport Old Chetwynd Rectory, erected at the same time as the church - 1867. Now called Chetwynd Manor. 1950 - 1980
	St Michael & All Angels church, Chetwynd, near Newport Chetwynd Church interior. Built 1867. 1980 - 2000
	Sheriffhales Manor, near Newport Timber-framed, moated house with farm buildings, 4 cottages and 275 acres of land. Lot 59 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate, taken from the sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. Tenant: J Critchley. Subtenants: Messrs Ray, Robinson, Dodd and Blakemore. In the 17th century this had been a Catholic university; at a time when Catholic students were debarred from entry to Oxford or Cambridge. Famous students include Lord Bolingbroke, Henry St John. 1917
	Grange Farm, Sheriffhales, near Newport Situated off King Street, Weston Heath, Sheriffhales. With farm buildings, 4 cottages, and 270 acres of land. Lot 45 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate, taken from the sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. Tenants FE & ASL Tomlinson. Subtenants: Bates, Steventon, Shuker and Parton. 1917
	Burlington Farm, Sheriffhales, near Newport Adjacent to A5 near Crackley Bank with farm buildings, fish pond and pool tail and 370 acres of land. Lot 44 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate, taken from the sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	The Coffee House, Sheriffhales, near Newport Included 10 acres of land. Lot 33 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate, taken from the sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Cottage Sheriffhales, near Newport Cottage at Sheriffhales. Lot 27of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate, taken from the sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Heath Hill Farm near Newport Situated on Newport to Shifnal road, Sheriffhales, comprising house, 5 cottages, and 289 acres of land including sporting rights and timber. Lot 22 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate, taken from the sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	The Plough Inn, Weston Heath near Newport Inn, farm buildings, stabling, hay barn, complete with cottage in Damson Lane and 32 acres of land. Photographed as lot 16 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate taken from sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917.
	Weston Heath near Newport Smallholding at Weston Heath fronting the Newport and Wolverhampton road. House, buildings and 3 acres of land. Lot 8 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate taken from sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Weston Heath Farm, near Newport Including farmhouse, farm buildings, maltkiln and drying rooms, 2 cottages and 108 acres. Lot 6 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate taken from sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Organ, St Michael & All Angels church, Chetwynd, near Newport Interior. Early organ. A 1908 organ is now played at the church. 1992
	Longford Hall, near Newport Engraving looking from Wellington Road/Aston Hill towards Longford Hall. Owned by the Leeke family. 1780 - 1850
	Tibberton Grange, Tibberton, near Newport Lot 152 of Lilleshall Estate sale catalogue of 1912. Described as house, farm buildings, Dutch barns & 493 acres of land. Owner Duke of Sutherland prior to it being purchased in 1912 by the Lander family.The plaque above the front door has a coronet and 'M.S. 1810', which is a reference to the Marquis of Stafford - a title which the eldest son held prior to being created a duke. A part of the house probably pre-dates this, since the wing on the west side, has a timber frame construction. The land and buildings probably belonged to Lilleshall Abbey before it became part of the Duke's estate. and the deeds specifically mention the need to keep clear the water courses Image - 1912.
	Miss Mary Roddam of Woodcote Hall, near Newport Miss Mary Roddam (1851 - 1931). The daughter of Selina Cotes of Woodcote Hall who married William Roddam of Roddam Hall, Northumberland. She formed the Newport Nursing Benefit Association at Beaumaris House c1900. She got the infirmary at the workhouse passed by the workhouse board, and this opened in 1908. also a home at Edgmond for girls for the Workhouse or in poor circumstances. This house is at Edgmond and now known as "Moorfield". She was also involved in the Girls Friendly Society. 1910 - 1930
	Lilleshall canal, near Newport Entitled 'Old Canal Newport' in a photograph album of 1899-1900. This has been identified as the bridge that now spans Lilleshall drive. The current drive to Lilleshall Hall was only put in in the 20th century. This part of the drive went on the top of the old canal, which terminated at Pave Lane, behind Norwood House restaurant.
	Drainage pump, Ellerton, near Newport Wooden pipe for draining fields, excavated at Ellerton. 1970-1990
	Tibberton Manor, Tibberton, near Newport Lot 150 from Lilleshall Estate sales catalogue. Described as (Georgian) farmhouse, tennis lawn, farm buildings, blacksmith's shop, wheelwright's shop, 7 cottages, 278 acres of arable and 165 acres of meadow. Tenant: Mr J Morris Belcher. Subtenants: Powell, Taylor, Wilkes, Arkinstall, Long, Davies, Norton. Owner: Duke of Sutherland Image 1912
	Cherrington Manor, near Newport Lot 133 from Lilleshall Estate sale catalogue. Described as "A charming old moated farmhouse" (timber framed), with Dutch barns, 7 cottages, and 496 acres of woodland. Tenant: Mr F H Sharrod. Subtenants: A Cherrington, Mr Doody, J Cherrington, Mr Dodd, Mr Bates, Mr Hezeldine, Mr Evans. Owner: Duke of Sutherland Locally known as "the House that Jack built".It is a grade ll* listed building. 1912
	Cottage at Cherrington, near Newport Lot 138 from Lilleshall Estate sale catalogue. Described as a cottage with picturesque garden with topiary and well. 1912
	Day House Farm, Cherrington, near Newport Lot 131 of Lilleshall Estate sale catalogue. Described as a sporting estate. Comprising farm house (known as Shray Hill), outbuildings, 3 cottages, 239 acres of land, 39 acres of woodland. Tenant : W H O Lander, subtenants: J Casewell, J Tomkinson, Evans. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1912
	Chetwynd Hall, Chetwynd, near Newport In medieval times, this was owned by the Chetwynd family. Charles I stayed here prior to the Battle of Naseby, 1645. At that time, it was owned by the Pigott family. Subsequently the hall and estate were purchased by the Burton Borough family (from early 19th century). Original house demolished 1961. Estate sold 1988. 1890 - 1905
	Little Hales House, Lilleshall, near Newport Lot 236 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate(1917). Situated to the west of Lilleshall House driveway. Lot 236 comprised ouse, buildings, cottage and 17 acres. Owner: Duke of Sutherland Tenants: Wm Smith & A Crow. 1917
	Cottages on Limekiln Lane, Lilleshall, near Newport Cottages. Lots 121 & 122 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate (1917). Tenant 121: R J Milbourne Tenant 122: C Tomlinson Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Lilleshall Old Hall, Lilleshall, near Newport Hunting Lodge of Dukes of Sutherland of Trentham prior to erection of Lilleshall House. Comprised house, stabling, garage, fish pond, tennis court. Lot 120 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate. Tenant: Mr R J Milbourne Owner: Duke of Sutherland Now sheltered housing - Old Ben Homes 1917
	Cottages at Lilleshall, near Newport Half-timbered and thatched cottages. Lots 114, 115 & 116 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate. Tenant of 114: John Hammond, Subtenant: W Johnson Tenant of 115: Mrs C & Mr J Roberts Subtenant: J Mellings Tenant of 116: Thos Holland. Owner of all three : Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Cottage at Muxton, near Newport Half-timbered cottage. Lot 98 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate. Tenant: R Winnall. Owner: Duke of Sutherland 1917
	Muxton Bridge Farm near Newport Situated adjacent to old canal south of Lilleshall village. Including 1 cottage, and 182 acres of land. Lot 90 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate. Tenant: J Hill, C & J Roberts Owner: Duke of Sutherland 1917
	Woodhouse Farm, Lilleshall, near Newport Woodhouse Farm on the A5 within the parishes of Lilleshall and Sheriffhales; west of Granville Colliery. Comprising farm buildings, 3 cottages, and 271 acres of land. Lot 84 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate. Owner: Duke of SutherlandTenant: S R Major. Subtenants: Fullerton, Rushton & Blammer. 1917
	Atwell Farm, Sheriffhales, near Newport Atwell Farm, Cottage and 131 acres of land. Lot 60 in catalogue of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate. Tenants: R J Pearce & G Smith at the time Owner: Duke of Sutherland 1917
	Sheriffhales Manor Farm, near Newport Showing farm buildings. Lot 59 in sale catalogue of Lilleshall House & Estate. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. Tenant: J Critchley. 1917
	Lilleshall Abbey, near Newport Lilleshall Abbey. South doorway to chapel. A 12th century Augustinian abbey standing on the site of an earlier Saxon monastery. Demolished 1538. Now an English Heritage site. Here - Lot 2 of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate(1917). Taken from sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Lilleshall Hall, near Newport Lilleshall House. Interior: Billiard Room. Lot 2 of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate(1917). Taken from sales catalogue. House built 1831/2. Owner: Duke of Sutherland - the Leveson-Gower family. Image 1917
	Lilleshall Hall, near Newport Lilleshall House. Interior: Drawing Room. Lot 2 of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate. taken from sales catalogue(1917). House built 1831. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Lilleshall Hall, Lilleshall, near Newport Exterior. 'South Front from the Dutch Garden'. Lot 2 of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate taken from sale catalogue. House built 1831. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Sundial, at Home Farm, Longford, near Newport Sundial at Home Farm, Longford 1970 - 90
	Aqualate Hall, Sutton, near Newport Early image. Home of the Boughey family. This image shows north wing, which overlooks the mere. Aqualate Hall was built for Edwin Skrymsher in the early seventeenth century. In the 18th century it was acquired by Sir George Boughey who had it rebuilt by John Nash in the Gothic style in 1808. The house burned down in 1910 and was rebuilt between 1927 and 1930. Image 1870-1910
	Edgmond, near Newport Aerial view of Edgmond showing crop marks in fields. 1970 - 90
	Lilleshall Hill, near Newport View of Lilleshall Hill and monument to the 1st Duke of Sutherland (local landowner) from the New Trench Road. The monument was built in 1833. 1980s
	Cottage, Manor Road, Edgmond, near Newport Exterior. Side of property showing sandstone foundations. 2000
	'The Clipping', Edgmond near Newport 'Clipping' is an old English christian tradition, whereby - on the first Sunday after St Peter's Day- the congregation forms a linked circle around the outside of the church. The Crossbearer and choir circle inside the church and sing the hymn: 'We love the place, O God'. 1906
	Chetwynd Firs, near Newport A plantation on the A41 on the north side of Newport. 1989
	Pickstock Cross, near Newport The preaching cross. A wayside cross - people sometimes preached at these crosses, and travellers prayed at them. 1950 - 2000
	Woodcote Hall and gardens, near Newport 1920 - 50
	Woodcote church, near Newport Norman foundations-12th century- on a early Christian circular site boundary. Now a redundant church since 2007. This image shows different stonework features. 1993
	Tibberton, near Newport Tibberton village and church. Tinted postcard. 1890 - 1905
	Lilleshall Abbey, near Newport An Augustinian abbey standing on the site of an earlier Saxon monastery. Now an English Heritage site. 1880 - 1900
	Danby funeral director, Station Bridge Garage, Chetwynd Aston, Newport Danby's hearse which also doubled as a coal van. Station Bridge Garage was at 2, Chetwynd Aston. J W Danby is Joe Danby, son of Solomon. He took over the business and also ran taxis and was the licensee of the Greyhound Inn , Upper Bar. c. 1930
	Danby coal business, Chetwynd Aston, Newport Showing Solomon Danby to the right and Tom or Joe to the left outside 2, Chetwynd Aston. The family ran taxis, a funeral hearse and a coal van shown here. Joe eventually took over the business and also ran the Greyhound Inn, 13 Upper Bar after the War. 1935
	Mrs Danby, 2 Chetwynd Aston, Newport Outside 2 Chetwynd Aston 1900 - 1910
	Aston Hall, Church Aston, Newport Aston Hall, Church Aston. Once Dower House for Longford Estate. Demolished to make way for Pinewoods development. Date unknown
	Lilleshall Hall Gardens, near Newport Lilleshall Hall and Gardens: Box Walk. Lot 2 of sale of Lilleshall House and Estate taken from the sale catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Sheriffhales Lodge, near Newport Sheriffhales Lodge. Lot 2 of sale of Lilleshall House & Estate by the Duke of Sutherland, taken from sales catalogue. Owner: Duke of Sutherland. 1917
	Chetwynd Hall, Chetwynd, near Newport Residence of the Burton Borough family from the early 19th century until the 1960s when another smaller houose was built. the estate was broken up in 1988, after the last member of the family died. 1912
	Lilleshall Hall, near Newport Pleasure gardens, showing baby elephant with staff members. 1920 - 40
	Edgmond, near Newport Edgmond village scene 1920 - 35
	Forton Hall Old School, near Newport Forton Hall Old School - stone post outside school. 1970-2000
	Sambrook, near Newport Micklins Cottage at Ovens Bottom, Sambrook, showing well within a tin shelter 1996
	Sambrook cottages, near Newport A double cottage at Ovens Bottom, Sambrook. These were Showell Grange farm-workers cottages. These cottages have iron-framed windows. 1996
	St Andrews Church, Church Aston, near Newport St Andrew's church, Church Aston. This is at least the third church on this site and was built in 1867. The last was demolished because it was too small - it did not have enough sittings (seats that were paid for). The church was originally a chapel to the mother church at Edgmond. At first it only had a curate not a rector. The architect was GE Street. Red sandstone in gothic style. 1920 - 50
	Aqualate Hall, Forton, near Newport Pre 1910, when the Hall was devastated by fire. Aqualate Hall was built for Edwin Skrymsher in the early seventeenth century. In the 18th century it was acquired by Sir George Boughey who had it rebuilt by John Nash in the Gothic style between 1800 and 1808. The house burned down in 1910 and was rebuilt between 1927 and 1930. Image pre 1910.
	Chetwynd (Field) Aston Timber-framed barn at Chetwynd (Field) Aston. 1940 - 70
	Chetwynd old airfield, near Newport Date unknown
	Chetwynd Hall staff, Chetwynd, near Newport The staff at the Burton-Borough's estate: Chetwynd Park. 1880 - 1900
	Pudding Stone, Sutton near Newport Date unknown
	Princess Elizabeth, Lilleshall Sports Centre, near Newport Princess Elizabeth [present Queen] opening Lilleshall Sports Centre. 1951
	Old Laundry, Chetwynd, near Newport Exterior of the old laundry for Chetwynd Hall; before that it had been a water mill. 1992
	Chetwynd Park Estate stables, near Newport Exterior of Chetwynd Park Estate stables 1992
	Pool Lodge, Chetwynd, near Newport Exterior of Pool Lodge, (gamekeeper's house), Chetwynd Park showing Bel Williams. Located on the old Chester Road beside the Deer Park Pool. The house is a typical Chetwynd Estate sandstone building. 1995
	Millstone, Chetwynd, near Newport Millstone found near the old laundry, Chetwynd Park. 1992
	Church Lodge, Chetwynd, near Newport Exterior of Church Lodge, Chetwynd Park. This lodge is opposite to St Michael & All Angels church. 1988
	Pigeon cote, Longford, near Newport Pigeon cote at Home Farm, Longford. In the past baby pigeons, called 'squabs, were eaten. They were taken from their nests inside the cote before they could fly. 2006
	38 and 39 Wellington Road, Church Aston, near Newport 39 ('Snailbeach Cottage') and 38 Wellington Road. Timber framed one-bedroomed thatched mining cottages. Similar to The Barracks and The Last Cottage. These are listed buildings. 2006
	38 Wellington Road, Church Aston, near Newport 38, Wellington Road, Church Aston. Thatched cottage. This is a listed building. 2006
	Middle Lodge, Chetwynd Park, Chetwynd, near Newport Exterior view of Middle Lodge, Chetwynd Park on old Chester Road. 1992
	Old Chetwynd School, near Newport Exterior rear view of Chetwynd old school taken from boys playground. The archway was the way in for the pupils.The playground was cobbles and grass. During the War, part of it was dug up for a vegetable garden.To the left is the main school room. Image taken just prior to sale. 1988
	Masters House at Old School, Chetwynd, near Newport Master's House, Old School, Chetwynd. Now a private house. 1990s
	Chetwynd old church, near Newport Line drawing of Chetwynd old church, demolished 1866 and was situated close to Chetwynd Hall. it was rebuilt by Robert Pigott in 1735. The six bells given by Robert Pigott were reinstated in the new church. Some of the oak panels were saved and put into the vestry and into the school, which was built at the same time. B/w image of watercolour by Rev Williams .1790. Image courtesy of Shropshire Archives Courtesy Shropshire Archives
	St Michael & All Angels church, Chetwynd, near Newport Built with substantial contributions from the Burton Borough family of Chetwynd Hall. Built 1865-7 by Benjamin Ferrey. 1992
	Talbot Chapel, Longford, near Newport Exterior and entrance to the Talbot Chapel showing font inside.This chapel is open to the public and is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust. Image 1986
	Talbot Chapel, Longford, near Newport Interior of Talbot chapel, which is the surviving south aisle of the original church, which was demolished in 1803. Here, showing the memorial to Thomas Talbot (died 30.6.1686) and erected by his wife, Frances. Part of the inscription reads, " They were a rare example of true conjugal love, whom, when death had cruelly parted, the grave more kindly reunited..... His hon'ble Lady, who was a saint before, began to be an angel now. She had now no care on earth and all her aim was heaven". The full text can be found in a Newport Advertiser article 31.08.1979. The chapel is open to the public. (It is at the back of Longford Church, which is now a private house) 1986
	St Mary's church, Longford, near Newport Longford church crypt showing Leeke family caskets. 1986
	Goldleafing clock, St Michael & All Angels church, Chetwynd, near Newport Goldleafing clock at Chetwynd Church. Harold Mansell, employee of Bromfields, decorating with goldleaf. Church built 1867. 1953
	Canal at Meretown, near Newport Canal and bridge at Meretown, near Moss Pool. 1899 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	Pitchcroft Lane cottages, Church Aston, near Newport 8-11 Pitchcroft Lane, Church Aston. Demolished early 1970s and replaced by 2 bungalows. c 1900 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	Chetwynd, near Newport Watercolour of old Chetwynd church and old Chetwynd Hall. This picture, now in Chetwynd church, was painted by Stuart Timmins. This was the home of the Burton Borough family. 1993 19th century view
	Moss Pool, Meretown, near Newport Moss Pool, Meretown. This was a common place for swimming in summer and skating in winter in the 19th and early 20th century. Image probably using Kodak Gem. 1899 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	Lilleshall Hall, near Newport Lilleshall Hall and gardens. Owned by the Duke of Sutherland - the Leveson-Gower family. Owners of Trentham Hall. it was erected in 1831/2 in white freestone. Image 1900 - 1910
	"The Golden Gates", Pave Lane, near Newport Gates and driveway to Lilleshall Hall. These are replicas of the gates of Buckingham Palace. Also showing a lodge keeper's cottage. These are listed. 1910s
	Lilleshall Hall near Newport Lilleshall Hall and gardens 1913
	Lilleshall Abbey near Newport View of the Norman arched entrance to Lilleshall Abbey. An Augustinian abbey standing on the site of an earlier Saxon monastery. Now an English Heritage site. 1900 - 1950
	Longford Hall, Longford, near Newport Exterior of Longford Hall once residence of Leeke family and currently a boarding house for Adams Grammar School. This hall was built for Ralph Leeke on the site of the original Talbot family home which was destroyed in the Civil war. The Leeke family originally came from Devon. 1935
	St Mary's church, Longford, near Newport Rebuilt by JH Cobb in 19th century. The Talbot Chapel is all that remains of the earlier church. There were catholic burials in this churchyard until the 20th century. Now a private house. 1915
	Lilleshall cottages near Newport Lilleshall cottages 1920 - 1950
	Coppice Bank, Chetwynd near Newport Coppice Bank, Chetwynd and an unidentified photographer. 1899
	Church Aston near Newport Aston Lane, Church Aston 1900
	Hydrant at Forton, near Newport Hydrant / village water pump at Forton, Staffordshire. Located close to Forton Nursery at the Forton parish hall. C 1960
	Paper mill, Tibberton, near Newport The chimney of Tibberton paper mill being demolished. The chimney was 154ft, and was demolished by using the 'firing' technique (replacing the bricks with timber, which was then burnt away). Tibberton church is in the background. In the 20th century, the mill made sugar bags and wrapping paper. A previous chimney at this mill fell down during a gale in 1862 and killed a young husband and wife ( Joseph and Maria Hales). Their gravestone is at Lilleshall church. Photographed by Daisy Machin 1951
	Dog Bank, Church Aston, near Newport Dog Bank - the corner of Wellington Road and Dark Lane. William Scott Underhill, the famous Newport engineer, who founded St Marys works, which later became Audley Engineering, lived in this 17th century timber-framed cottage
	Milestone, Chetwynd, near Newport Turnpike milestone, Chetwynd 1992
	Chetwynd 'dame' school, near Newport Probably the oldest of the three Chetwynd schools. Probably a 'dame school'. 1988
	Old Chetwynd National School, near Newport Interior of Chetwynd National School just prior to sale. This was the main classroom. The doorway at the end led to the small classroom for the smaller children. The teacher sat to the right of this classroom - close to the coke stove! 1988
	Old Chetwynd National School, near Newport Old Chetwynd National School' exterior, prior to sale.To the right is the main school classroom. To the left is the smaller classroom for younger children which led off the main classroom. 1988
	Punishment book, Chetwynd, near Newport A page from Chetwynd National School punishment book. 1913
	2 & 4 Shrewsbury Road, Edgmond, near Newport 2 & 4 Shrewsbury Road, Edgmond showing village shop 1930s
	Edgmond High Street, near Newport Edgmond Village, High Street. At the end of the 11th century, Roger de Montgomery gave the manor to his abbey (St Peter Shrewsbury) together with satellite hamlets. The manor of Edgmond was one of the most important in Shropshire. The Domesday Book records the name of its Saxon owner. 1900-1950
	High Street, Edgmond, near Newport High Street, Edgmond. At the end of the 11th century, Roger de Montgomery gave the manor to his abbey (St Peter Shrewsbury) together with satellite hamlets. The manor of Edgmond was one of the most important in Shropshire. The Domesday Book records the name of its Saxon owner. 1900-1950
	The Lamb Inn, Edgmond, near Newport The Lamb Inn, Edgmond. This was owned by the Burton Borough family of Chetwynd Park at the time of the photo. It was both a farm and an inn. 1880s
	Holywell, Caynton, near Newport Holywell, Caynton 1950-2000
	Harper Adams College, Edgmond, near Newport Harper Adams College, established by Thomas Harper Adams. Born in Edgmond. The college was built on family land.The College opened its doors to six students in April 1901. The College consisted of the state-of-the-art Main Building with the significant feature of its own farm on its doorstep, 178 acres of Harper Adams land, along with the family farmhouse, Ancellor House. 1900-1950
	Edgmond Hall, Edgmond, near Newport Edgmond Hall.This is on the site of a Roman Villa and finds of tesserae and pottery were unearthed in 1965. To the south east of the hall is Monks Pool, a fish pond of possibly medieval origin and believed to be associated with the Provosts House. (The hall is now an outdoor activity centre belonging to Sandwell Council) 1900s
	Woodcote Church, near Newport Sir Humphrey Cotes' memorial at St Peter's church, Woodcote, This church is 12th century on an early Christian circular site boundary. The flat wall tablet is made of alabaster, and is late 15th century showing Humphrey Cotes and his wife. 1993
	Painter at St Michael & All Angels church, Chetwynd, near Newport Painter in Chetwynd Church (Harold Mansell) worked for Bromfields (painters and decorators of Upper Bar). 1950-1970
	St Peters Church, Edgmond, near Newport St Peters church, Edgmond. This is a Grade 1 listed building of the 14th century. It has a perpendicular tower, south porch, a nave with north and south aisles, and a dedicated chancel. The tower has perpendicular windows and a quatrefoil frieze below the battlements. Immediately to the south of the church stands the old rectory, which is now named the Provost's House. 1920s