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- Jildy Williams on Kenilworth TanneriesMy mother was one of the Clarkes from the tannery. Elizabeth was her grandmother. I came to Kenilworth about five...
- Anne Langley on Former Silk Ribbon-Weaving Factory in CoventryYou could try contacting the Coventry Family History Society who might be able to help.
- Mandy on Fenny Compton. The WoodhouseIt was my mum's family home, for a while in the '40s. Quite magnificent if the photographs are anything to...
- Malcolm O'Connell on Tiddington. Monroe Devis HospitalHi. I was born here in 1947. My Mother Dorothy and my Father Daniel lived on Atherstone Airodrome in an...
- Matthew Wright on Disused Canal, BrinklowBrinklow is a village, not a town
- John Prescott on Rugby School. Open air swimming poolThis was always called in Rugby School slang " The Tosh" which meant swimming bath. However Tosh was always used...
- Tommy Boyle on Ansley Hall NuneatonMy old home when I was a child, my mum and dad used to run the social club here in...
- Tommy Boyle on Ansley HallMy old home when I was younger. Ansley Hall had a club attached to it which my mum and dad...
- Dorothy Wilson on Rugby. Presbyterian churchThe car in your picture belonged to us, Robert Wilson and Dorothy Box. It is a 1934 Standard. Bob was...
- Lotte Worthington on Harborough Magna. St Mary’s HospitalI was born there on Thursday 30th August 1973 even though we lived near Lutterworth, which at that time was...
- Richard Warder on Was There a Blacksmith’s Forge at Tanworth in Arden, Knowle, or Hampton in Arden?My Great Grandfather was appenticed to a blacksmith, a Clement Chambers in the village of Hockley Heath. I have checked...
- Keith Barnsley on The Dun Cow Inn at Stretton on DunsmoreI met my Wife there at the disco which went on until 12.00 Midnight & thus allowing an extra 1.5...
- Edward Rendall on Wartime in Coventry, and AfterwardsCoventry blitz was on the eve of my 5th birthday. Dad should gone to work that night at Triumph works,...
- GRAHAM MCDOUGAL on Former Silk Ribbon-Weaving Factory in CoventryWe are researching my wife's family history. Her nee name is Lingwood and her ancestor John Lingwood was born in...
- Richard Wright on Fire at a Polesworth CottageHi Brian my father was born on Grendon Road in 1930, can’t remember the number but his name was Philip...
- Velma Riddell (Briscoe) on Warwickshire. Education office staffI believe the H.G Briscoe, to be Hubert Ernest Briscoe. According to the 1901 Census, aged 16, occupation, CLERK TECHNICAL...
- Sylvie Derrick on Church of St Michael, Baddesley ClintonI believe there are 29.5 seats in Baddesley Clinton Church. Our close friend was rector in the mid 90s. Is...
- Michelle Smith on Rugby. World Cup StatueCan you tell me where these wire sculptures are from please ? They are fabulous.
- Benjamin Earl on Edstone AqueductHi all, the page stays as a legacy page of the historic environment record. Your comments are all published, however,...
- Ellie on Ansley. Brick WorksJust found a red brick with Ansley Hall in my garden on St Nics estate in Nuneaton. It was not...
- John Smith on The Augustinian Abbey of St Mary the Virgin, KenilworthExcellent information, I wish more had been taught to me at School Lane School, Kenilworth than about London centric history....
- Roger Moore on Imperial Clay Tobacco Pipe FactoryThere is a Will in the National Archives for John Simmons, pipemaker of Warwick who was living in Market Street...
- JAMES PHILLIPS on Lapworth. Canal BasinMy Grandad used to live in what was called 'Bridge Cottage' on Wharf Lane which oversaw the Canal Basin. I...
- Tim Hurst-Brown on Sam Robbins of Rugby Town: Part TwoClaude Blagden was Rector of Rugby from 1912-1927, when he left to become Bishop of Peterborough. In his autobiography “Well...
- Chris Norman on RAF HonileyCan anyone help I wonder? I have vague memories of our family have a picnic on a grassy bank with...
