Trentham, Staffordshire

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Trentham

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Old Photos of Trentham
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Trentham in 1955

Trentham in 1900

Old Maps of Trentham

Historic Maps of Trentham and the local area.

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Map of Trentham in 1897

Map of Trentham in 1902

Map of Trentham in 1921

Map of Trentham in 1946

Map of Trentham in 1877

Sheet Maps of Trentham

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Shows Trentham in 1833

Shows Trentham in 1902

Shows Trentham in 1921

Shows Trentham in 1833

Books about Trentham
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Cover image of Stafford - A History & Celebration

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Cover image of Congleton Town and City Memories

Cover image of Uttoxeter Living Memories

Cover image of Nantwich and Crewe Photographic Memories

Memories of Trentham
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Inside The Collonade And The Amusement Arcade

I can remember this colonnade with a huge statue of one of the Dukes of Sutherland at one end, and by which doors led in the late 50's early 60's into an amusement arcade with flip ball machines, pinball machines etc...a great place if it was wet or cold to spend an hour or two.

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Staircase Near To Playground

I can remember next to one of the swings shown close to the lake in this picture, was a flight of steps which was fenced off and at the bottom was a door. Does anyone know what this was - was it just a storeroom - or as I was once told - a passage way leading underground to the still remaining entrance of the demolished hall via the bank on the left of the Italian gardens? There was supposed to be a ...see more