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A History of the County of Stafford
… was replaced in 1892 by St. Philip's Church on a site in Beeches Road given by Lord Dartmouth. 23 That building was in … was largely West Indian. 28 The vicarage house in Beeches Road was bought in 1939 to replace another house in … Solly, vicar 1900-36, resigned, he continued to live in Beeches Rd. until his death in 1939; the new vicar lived in …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Birmingham road more or less along the line of the present Beeches Road, a stretch described in 1776 as 'an ancient … road, along the present Reform and Bull Streets. The Beeches Road stretch became disused, and by 1776 Lord …
A History of the County of Stafford
… chapel. 35 The school closed in 1893 with the opening of Beeches Road Board School. 36 Hill Top Wesleyan Methodist … Road noted in 1869. 84 Schools Opened Since 1871. 85 Beeches Junior and Infants' School, Beeches Road, was opened in 1893 as a board school for boys, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… in 1889. It moved into its first permanent hall in 1937 in Beeches Road. The building was compulsorily purchased by the … Greets Green, and Hallam Street have been described above. Beeches Road chapel, built in 1871-2 to the design of Edward … 71 Wesley (High Street), Greets Green, Swan Village, Beeches Road, Hallam Street, Charlemont, where a wooden …
A History of the County of Stafford
… a smaller scale. The main feature was the layingout of the Beeches area as a residential district by G. B. Nichols, a … Herbert Street was described as a new street in 1869, but Beeches Road was still being constructed in 1884, while … S.R.O., D. 564/8/1/21/July 1883, plan for construction of Beeches Rd.; ibid./July 1884, account of Alf. Palmer of …