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- Dawn Crawford on A History of HattonPeople have been asking about burial records for the asylum. Any idea where to locate graves for people who died...
- Gail Treadwell on Little Jim, PolesworthJohn Lea Tranter my ancestor lived there in 1937
- John lawson on Rugby Radio StationI spent many hours 😪 working there Happy days
- Adriana Batchelor on Tiddington. Monroe Devis HospitalI had both my kids there it was a lovely place 1983 and you would stay in for 2 weeks...
- Jenny Coop on Sherbourne. Thatched tea houseMy lovely Grandparents Mr. Sidney Castle and Mrs Edith Castle lived here and provided hospitality during World War 2. Happy...
- John Crossling on Farewell to the Great Western in WarwickRegarding Katy's comment the train set was in a pub of the same name but in Deppers Bridge between Harbury...
- John Crossling on Warwick. St Nicholas Church Street, New Bowling Green InnThis picture was taken between 1920 & 1952; Harry Mellor was landlord for 32 years. Harry Junior was born in...
- John Crossling on Site of Green Man public house, Saltisford, WarwickThe Record Office have a photograph showing this pub it is Reference: PH, 352/187/77 just listed as Saltisford but the...
- John Crossling on Site of Wallace tavern, Wallace street, WarwickJohn Grinsell actually ran the Wallace Tavern from 1871 taking over from Thomas Baine
- Richard Stirling on Anti tank road blocksNot grand union canal , it's the Oxford canal. Only one block remains.
- COLIN TODD on Leamington Spa. ParadeYour date shows 1937. The line of these buildings were damaged as a Result of WW2 bomb damage in 1942.?...
- Gina Musty on Burmington. Richard Withersmy Great Great Granddad on my mothers side. I have visited his grave and Great Rollright many years ago. have...
- Richard Stirling on Possible Windmill Mound 200m NW of Napton ChurchTwo windmills are also shown on plan of Oxford Canal dated 1794-95.
- Richard Stirling on Anti tank road blocksDescription incorrectly mentions grand union canal, Bridge 114 is on the Oxford Canal (as per photo description and notes.
- Andrew on Rugby Radio StationWhere abouts in USA was the radio receiving station for the transatlantic telephone link?
- Roger Biggs on British Welcome Club, Leamington SpaThere were American troops at the US convalescent and rehabilitation hospital at Stareton which may explain the request from the...
- Anne Smith on Last Coachman in LeamingtonSo interesting! I am transcribing the diary of my husband's mother Janet Bullitt Smith [she went on a tour of...
- Beryl Reader on Photo of Ifra Lovett, Ice Cream Seller, from BedworthWho was Ifra Lovett. I couldn't find any history on her except a possible birth in the Foleshill district in...
- John Cameron on Stratford upon Avon. Weslyan Church and Sunday SchoolBoth buildings are still standing The Building on the right, was the Skakespeare Street Cocktail Bar - now closed. The...
- Nigel Corp on Through the Shop WindowHi My parents owned Hessings Radio Ltd on Tachbrook road and Warwick street next to Bailey's , we then moved...
- Brian Essery on Festivals of Light in Leamington and BeyondMy sister and I went a couple of times to the Leamington illuminations with Mum and Dad from Sparkhill on...
- Boni Bromley on Warwickshire in 100 Objects: Warwick Union Workhouse KeysMy friends grandparents and mother ran the Warwick workhouse in later years. please are there any photos of the building...
- alan saul on Coton House, ChurchoverI spent five happy years here when working for AEI and attending Rugby Technical college . 1962-1967.Some great friendships made...
- WENDY JENNINGS on Berkswell: Some Historical Features of InterestJenny Jones, Maud Watson did indeed live at Hill Cottage, Coventry Road, Berkswell . She is listed on the 1921...
- jane on The SS Suevic Runs Aground, and a Warwickshire ConnectionI have my great uncles diary of the night. The ship was definitely putting in to Plymouth. He was sharing...