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- James Smith on Warwick PrioryHi My gran's maiden name was Puckering and have always known about the Lane in Warwick and the church having...
- Karl Hardy on British Thomson-Houston Works at RugbyHi there, my great uncle was seconded from BTH to Whittle's team that developed the first jet engine. This was...
- J. Santander on Shipston on Stour. Old Mill HotelThere appears to be little historic information about the Mill. James Atkinson was a coal and corn merchant in the...
- J. Santander on Shipston on Stour. Production of “Tilly of Bloomsbury”I wonder if you have the programme. Centre stage In plus fours Charles Perks, next to him Katherine Atkinson.
- Richard Clarke on Southam. Rural District CouncilCan anyone name any of the people in the photo, or say where it was taken? Not many women on...
- Anne Langley on Kings Newnham TowerAnother disadvantage of the idea that the body was that of Captain Donnellan is that his first name was John....
- Anne Langley on King’s Newnham Mill Around 1900There's an interesting tale about an earlier Brierley that you can find under my article about the Kings Newnham Church...
- Claire Mather on Junior Leaders Regiment Royal ArtilleryI worked here 90-92 at the stables. I met so many great lads, especially those who did hobby night with...
- Brian Hughes on Water Orton. Vicarage LaneI agree with Valerie. I think it shows the triangle formed by plank Lane into Old Coleshill Road the furthest...
- Jill Shilvock on Bedworth. Old Meeting ChapelI have an old book The Wide, Wide World presented as 1st Prize to Blodwin Nash at the Old Meeting...
- Robert Pitt on Leamington Spa. Bath Street, The ParthenonFrom Historic England listing: Royal Assembly Rooms and then the Royal Music Hall, known as The Parthenon, now shops. circa...
- William Baird on Ettington. Shirley Family TombWhich members of the Shirley family are buried here?
- Malcolm Edwards on Old Shops in StratfordIn the 1940s and early 50s at the top of Bridge Street just around the corner to High Street there...
- Nosy McParker on Bascote HeathHi all, driving through Bascote Heath and saw a mock London tube sign saying "Bascote Heath Underground". Can anyone enlighten...
- Jan Dennis on Stratford upon Avon. Henley Street, Morris bakers shopUnless the Fountain was in a different place at that time, I cannot quite understand how one can see a...
- william arnold on Hampton Lucy BridgeThe horsley iron works were in Staffordshire not Shropshire and made many of the Black Country's canal Bridges
- Anne Bassett on Thomas Coton’s Hall and SchoolSame here, one of our ancestors was at Coton Hall in 1851. We live quite nearby and would love to...
- D Stevenson on Stratford upon Avon. William and Mary HotelIf I am remembering correctly my great grandfather (H M Stevenson) was the proprietor of the William and Mary hotel...
- Gary Stocker on Leamington Light Anti Aircraft Artillery siteIn about 1943/44 time, my father, Peter Stocker and two friends were cycling near to the traffic island, by the...
- Colin Todd. on Leamington Spa. Parade, bomb damageTo the right of DALE FORTY, was the original sight of W.H. SMITH.
- SallyWatts on Ilmington. Manor HouseI used to go to school at Shipston on Stour and the coach used to drive through Ilmington each day.Beautiful...
- Frederick Winter on Quinton. Family group at Meon HillInteresting photograph. The young man at back is Wilfred George Adams. Cis is Celia Adams nee Evans. Laurence Kingston Adams...
- Benjamin Earl on Ladbroke. ChurchConsider it changed!
- Rachel on Memories of Grendon HallI live in Farm Lane and the Ice House is still there but now privately owned.
- John on Nuneaton. Black SwanGreat pub, I used to drink here in early 1970s. Good beer, a proper pub, no food just a bag...
