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- Pauline Crease on Hillmorton. County SchoolI was at the school In the late forties/fifties. They had some good teachers. Many of the children passed the...
- John D Pearce on British Thomson-Houston Works at RugbyReference Alex Wood the book "B.T.H. Reminiscences 60 Years of Progress" has a full chapter on the role of the...
- Jim Adair on Oddfellows Hall, WolstonWhen living in Wolston in the late fifties and sixties. We used to go to the Oddfellows for pictures. A...
- Jim Adair on Stretton on Dunsmore. Maypole groupMy mother shopped at Borsley from 1946 to 1951 when we lived at the Camp.We squatted there coming from Rugby...
- MARTIN JAMES OLNER on Site of Forge at The Green, BiltonCould the "Barn" at the back of the George Pub be the forge? Its brick built and has large wooden...
- Ann on Tiddington. Monroe Devis HospitalI was born here in 1953, to a German woman. Does anyone know her?
- Sarah Mitchell on Stratford-upon-Avon. Clopton HouseIn the 1960s my mother would visit Lady Beecham who lived at Clopton House and take me along, when my...
- Nick Stokes on Frankton. Football ClubThe player in the centre back row wearing a cap is my grandfather, Donald England Stokes, who was goal keeper....
- mr Gary Type on Junior Leaders Regiment Royal ArtilleryAhhh Bramcote, fond memories, ironside troop oct '83 to oct 84, would love to know how other chaps in my...
- Karen Roberson on Haseley. Five Ways CafeI have a black and white photo of my Granddad Thomas, my mother Zena, and her brother Clive right outside...
- Geoffrey Henson on Kenilworth. Castle, GatehouseThe car is definitely later than 1892.
- chris willett on Town Thorns Residential School, EasenhallThe best years of my life I own my own business and I see a lot of the old staff...
- Michael Askin on Rugby. Old Canal ArmThis is more likely a bridge over the River Avon, as a canal bridge would have a towpath, and it...
- Adrian Bott on 23 + 25 Market Place, Warwick: “A Fig for a Date Stone”My Great Grandparents owned and lived in the Seven Gables. Their names were Samuel and Emma Hunt. My Mother Eveline...
- Alex D Smith on Burton Hastings. School group photographMy sister and I were also at this school, probably very early 1960's. My father was also with the military...
- Alan Stefan Wisnievski on Ilmington. Walton Hardy, “The Cotswold Shepherd”William Walton Handy
- Gary Stocker on Halford. Old Fosse Road and bridgePossibly fourteenth century in origin. Was the site in March 1645 of a skirmish between some Royalists and Roundheads. ""Unknown...
- Gary Stocker on Halford Ford and Holloway near Queen Street, HalfordAccording to one old custom, the village of Halford had certain rights in Newbold meadow in Worcestershire. The village could...
- kaye jacobs on Long Lawford. School groupTrying to find a picture of Aggie Eliza Hancox. Tragically she died aged seven in a fire, she was born...
- Karen Robinson on Wolston Village: Main Street and The BeechesThe Red Lion has been completely taken down and re built, it has had new footings and the old bricks...
- Audrey Turner on A Leamington Man Fights in the American Civil WarIn fact four of his sons contracted Polio. One died aged 50, the other three in their 30s.
- Terri on Why is Barnacle… Barnacle?It’s mentioned in the doomsday book which my shed some light on the question However in our local history book...
- Benjamin Earl on Kingswood. “The Brindley”, steamboatHI John, Not AI, but mislabelled when cataloguing. The comment above yours gives its location.. General policy of the site...
- Michael Rudge Curtis on Tysoe WindmillWas this area used as a training ground for the Warwickshire Yeomanry in World War Two?
- Andy on Bilton. Street sceneBy the end of the 1960s the bike shop had gone as I remember it being Wilson's toy shop. The...
