Please help identify property in Photo

Morning Cahtyml gt grandmother Emily Florence Weaver (nee Fowke) and her daughter’s name was Emma Weaver (not Elinor Frances) may be the census got it wrong with hand writing!  Emily Florence Weaver grandfather was William Hanbury Sparrow (manufacturing Iron) the Railways in Wolverhamton he invented the Pump for the Steam Train to pump water out of the Mines he built The London North West Railway London to the North West he got the permission from Parliament to do this. He was huge throughout the Kingdom. Erecting New Mills and Forges in every direction he and all the old concerns were dated from this time, so he was a big part in the Industrial revolution. He and the family lived at  lived at Albrighton Hall Staffordshire for eight generations at least and Pen Court Staffordshire.

Hi Joanna, I have to dispute that Emily Florence Weaver (nee Fowke) daughter was Emma - This is the information for Elinor Frances with her mother in the following Census - there is no Emma.  Other daughter was Beatrice F and 3 sons Oswald J, Philip H L & Humphrey.

1881 Census has her as Eleanor F born 1877 Wolverhampton

1891 Census has her as Eleanor F b 1878 Tettenhall Staffordshire

1901 Census has her as Elinor F b 1878 Wolverhampton Staffordshire

1911 Census has her as Elinor Frances age 31 Tettenhall Staffordshire

Does this mean we have the wrong Weaver Family?  Although this was the only family with a son named Humphrey Weaver who we assume married your Clytie Wheeler.

Oh sorry Cathyml you are correct it is Emily Florence's Weaver mother whos name was Emma Fowke.

Joanna - have you seen all the photos of Penn Court on "Black Country History", many with people in them.  I'm not sure when they were taken but might be family photos?  Here is the URL

 Didn’t you compete in the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, New York? Women’s singles/ Luge event perhaps? 

Yes, I was British Champion trained in East and West Germany and Austria and New York State; you are a little Squeal to have spotted this to find out so much.

Congratulations Joanna!

I take it that you haven't heard anything positive about the identification of the building yet?

Picture by Lisa Desbat

This seems to be all the information she has:

"Can anyone help with the location?

I acquired this watercolour painting from my grandma. We don't know where the painting is of. Can anyone help? It's probably somewhere in the Chesterfield/Derbyshire area."