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- Eleanor Roberts on The Starley Family: Cycle Innovators in CoventryJohn Kemp Starley was the son of my 2 x Great Aunt Mary Ann Coppen.
- Tony Peach on Warwick. Boat House on The AvonWorked at weekends at Warwick Boathouse in the 1970s - great time on the ferry taking people from the car...
- David G.P. Morse on The Rules and Regulations of a Cycling ClubThe central photo is possible the Leamington and South Warwickshire Cyclist Club taken in front of the arbour backing onto...
- j ward on Tredington MillThis article confuses the two extant mill buildings in Tredington.
- jain Galliford on Wolvey. St John the Baptist ChurchPlease could anyone tell me the surname of Albert that used to live at the Thatch Cottage and used to...
- Richard Hoyland on Bear and Bacculus Public House, High Street, WarwickI have a photo of the Lord Leycester Hospital that shows the Pub
- Arwyn Pennington Bailey on Lillington. Blackdown SchoolAn absolutely atrocious experiment in education when the four schools in Leamington were merged. It became a living hell, every...
- Robert on Farnborough. Dasset Fields FarmI knew a previous owner, some 25-30 years ago. My mother and I redesigned parts of the garden and maintained...
- Caroline Alexandra Cave on Bishops Tachbrook. An old cottage and villagersWe've lived in this house for the last 4 years, and I can confirm that the kitchen still has a...
- Charles Rissbrook on Stretton under Fosse. Manor HouseHave just found a drawing of the house, drawn by my uncle in the 1940s
- Gary Stocker on Wormleighton. GatehouseLord Spencer's gatehouse, built under King James I. Source: "Unknown Warwickshire" by M Dormer Harris and J F Duggins
- Jenny White on Strange Happenings at Gibbet Hill, CoventryLoved the story, very interesting. Is there a marker where the gibbet was sited? Surely worth a plaque with dates...
- Anne Lane on Hardship for Warwickshire Emigrants to New ZealandMy 3 x great aunt Elizabeth Thackwell (nee Eden),her husband John Thackwell and 7 children (one only one year old)...
- Joy Coates on Harborough Magna. Kerrylea Tea GardensThis photograph is of my Great Aunt Joan I have many happy memories of visiting on a Sunday afternoon.Sitting in...
- Verna Riding on Henley in Arden. Red Lion InnIs The Red Lion Inn still operating as a hostelry in Henley-in-Arden? I stayed there many times during the period...
- Pamela Stocks on Rugby. Mrs NasebyMrs Naseby (who married William Naseby on 3 Jun 1841 at St Andrew's Church, Cransley, aged ~17) was born Eliza...
- john newman on Bearley Manorhello i am reading a book by diana barnato walker ( one of britains top women pilots ) who stayed...
- Anne Langley on Stretton on Dunsmore. Maypole groupHi Jim - good to hear from you and we'd love to have more of your memories about Stretton on...
- Elizabeth Bayly on Griff No. 4 CollieryI may have commented about this page before but seeing it again has brought back memories of my dad who...
- Craig on Junior Leaders Regiment Royal ArtilleryWas in Stirling troop of 79/80 great times and memories left as JBSM some fantastic lads, lost contact with most,...
- kaye jacobs on Thurlaston. M45 MotorwayI remember Great gran hancox telling us about the bomb that was dropped very near to the cottage.The house shook,she...
- kaye jacobs on Thurlaston. Parish churchi got married in this beautiful church back in 1988. Although no longer married i always take a drive down...
- kaye jacobs on Thurlaston. M45 Motorwaymyself and older sister and two younger brothers were brought up in our nan and paps cottage very near here...
- Stephen Mark Hartshorne on Leamington Spa. Holly Walk, The GrangeI used to live here around 1967 aged 6/7. It had been turned into three flats. We were in Flat...
- John Brightley on Site of Canal Wharf S of Brownsover AqueductThe wharf is still there, used by Willow Wren Narrowboat Holidays (2026)
