Mill House

Built in the late 19th century, Mill House on Dam Street is perhaps one of the best "Mock Tudor" or "Arts & Crafts" style buildings in Lichfield. It is shown here just after repainting in 2018.

Photo - Lesley Bushell, 2019

Sts Peter & Paul Church

The new Roman Catholic Church on Dimbles Lane was opened on 24th June, 1967 by Archbishop George Dwyer. The striking modern building, with echoes of Basil Spence's work at Sussex University, was designed by Timothy Armstrong of the Sutton Coldfield based architects, Gwilliam & Armstrong.

Photo - Lesley Bushell, 2021

The Police Mutual Building

The Police Mutual Assurance building on Queen Street was opened in two stages from 1972. It stands on the site of the former City Gas Works. The western extension, completed in 2000, was designed by Peter Brownhill of the Lichfield based Duval-Brownhill partnership.

Photo - Frank Horsfall, 2005

South Staffordshire College - Lichfield Campus

The new Lichfield Community College building was opened in May 1998 and has since been extended. The architect was Aiden Ridyard of the Hickton Madeley partnership. The college merged in 2009 with Cannock, Rodbaston and Tamworth colleges and is now known as the Lichfield Campus of South Staffordshire College.

Photo - Frank Horsfall, 2005