Kelly's Directory Of Staffordshire 1921

Kelly's Directory of Staffordshire 1921: Your Definitive Guide to a Bygone Era

Step back in time to 1921 and explore the heart of Staffordshire with this invaluable piece of social history. Kelly's Directory is more than just a book; it's a time capsule, offering a complete snapshot of life in the county just after the Great War. Whether you are tracing your family tree, researching the history of your house, or delving into local history, this directory is an essential primary resource.

Within its pages, you will discover the intricate fabric of Staffordshire society, from the major industrial hubs of Stoke-on-Trent and the Potteries to the quiet, rural villages. This meticulously compiled volume provides a unique and fascinating glimpse into the lives, trades, and infrastructure of the period.

Key Features Inside:

Comprehensive Town & Village Profiles: Detailed descriptions of settlements across Staffordshire, including their history, topography, and principal landmarks.
Private Resident Directory: An alphabetical list of private residents, featuring the head of household for most addresses—perfect for genealogists.
Commercial & Trades Directory: A classified "Yellow Pages" of its day, listing every type of tradesperson and business, from bakers and blacksmiths to pottery manufacturers and physicians.
Official & Professional Information: Listings for local councils, clergy, doctors, solicitors, schoolmasters, and public officials, providing a clear picture of the county's administration.
Transport & Communication: Details of railway connections, carrier services, and post offices, showing how people and goods moved around the county.
Period Advertisements & Maps: Authentic advertisements and local maps that bring the era to life and add rich context to your research.
Who is this for?

Genealogists: Locate ancestors, discover their occupations, and build a vivid picture of their lives.
Local Historians: Research the development of towns and villages, and uncover the history of local industries and institutions.
House Historians: Find out who lived in your property a century ago.
Social Researchers: Gain unparalleled insight into the class structure, economy, and daily life in post-WWI England.
Don't miss this chance to own a vital key to unlocking Staffordshire's past. Add this remarkable historical document to your collection today!