Stafford Town Photo Gallery, recently taken colour photos taken around Stafford

Taken out and about the Town over the last year or so. These Photographs show the Town's historic and cultural sites in their current condition. We'll be adding to this section of the coming months.

Izaak Walton's Cottage, former home of Stafford's famous fisherman.	Built in 1596 using local oak by John Dorrington. Said to be the largest timber framed town house in England.
The Bottle Lodge, Odd looking building on the road to Tixall.	Motte and bailey earthworks surmounted by remains of later castles. Visitor centre on site.
Circa 1200. In the church yard are the remains of St. Bertelin's Chapel.	Built in 1796. Wind powered until steam driven in 1847. Currently in the hands of a restoration group.
Built in 1555 by Sir Edward Aston, the Tixall Gatehouse is the only surviving structure of the once magnificent Tixall Hall.	Saint Chads, Believed to be the oldest building in Stafford. Dating from around 1150
St Mary's Castle Church. A church with a rocky past?

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