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Arley. Arley Colliery
Arley pit, from Frederick Road, taken in January 1963.
Arley. Arley Colliery locomotive
Colliery locomotive being transported on a low loader, and photographed outside no 63 Gun Hill, Arley. 1950s
Arley. Church of England School interior
Arley Church of England school children in their classroom after their outing to Cheddar Gorge and Charnwood Forest. 1951
Arley. Church of England School outing
Arley Church of England school outing to Cheddar Gorge and Charnwood Forest. 1951
Arley. Church of England School outing
Arley Church of England school outing to Cheddar Gorge and Charnwood Forest. 1951
Arley. Church of England School outing
Arley Church of England school outing to Cheddar Gorge and Charnwood Forest. 1951
Arley. Church of England School outing
Arley Church of England school outing to Cheddar Gorge and Charnwood Forest. 1951
Arley. Colliery Stand at the B.I.F.
Photograph, taken from a trade card, of the exhibition stand at the British Industries Fair in 1933.
Arley. Empire Day celebrations
Arley children performing on Empire Day. 1914
Arley. Empire Day Celebrations
Arley children performing " Britannia greets England " on Empire Day. 1914
Arley. Empire Day Celebrations
Arley children depicting " New Zealand's Produce " on Empire Day. 1914. The girl holding the lamb is Laura Priest (now Mrs Laura Brain). The lady in the hat is Miss Gostick- teacher. 1914
Arley. Empire Day Celebrations
Arley children depicting " West Indies and their Produce "on Empire Day. 1914
Arley. 'Grannie' Stain and sister
Grannie Stain and her sister at Arley. 1900s
Arley. Group of children
Group of colliers' children, before the war. 1930s
Arley. Gun Hill
View of Gun Hill, with the school on the right. 1930s
Arley. Gun Hill Church
Exterior view of the church in Gun Hill. 1930s
Arley. John Stain & wife
John Stain and wife, family portrait, Arley. 1890s
Arley. Midland Railway 2-4-0 No. 104
Midland Railway 2-4-0 No.104 engine with R. John Thomas Stain and his brother William at the turn of the century. The locomotive is in full Midland livery and in 1907 became No. 200. 1900s