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- Benjamin Earl on All Saints Church, Burton DassettHi, you certainly can. I visited the church myself just a couple of weeks ago. It's a very interesting building!...
- Michael Sutton on Bilton. Longrood SchoolDuring the Summer when we had gone early to Rugby Swimming baths all the wet trunks and towels ere spread...
- Patrick Garrett on An American in RugbyHistorically Croop Hill used to be known Crow Pie Hill
- Patrick Garrett on Avon Mill RugbySadly the Avon Mill Pub is now closed and it’s future uncertain due to proposed road works.
- B elofson on All Saints Church, Burton DassettCan we go inside the all saints burton dasset church
- Janet Coulls on Hockley Heath. Stratford RoadThe smaller shops on the left of the photo were demolished in the 1960s, the tiny shop between, used to...
- Benjamin Earl on Nuneaton. Cooke’s Removals Ltd.This came to Nuneaton Memories at one of their scanning sessions, and they wondered about the location or the year....
- Roger Biggs on Nuneaton Carnival – Year UnknownThe yellow Jewson lorry towards the start is 'B' registration which was 1984/1985 so not before then.
- Neil Davidson. on Coventry’s Elephantine Sports CentreIt's what they call a "No-Brainer". Keep it. It is the most overlooked modernist building in Britain, probably because it...
- neil cooke on Warwick. Oken’s HouseThe car has a three letter number plate. I think this this dates the picture as no earlier than the...
- Angela Bird on Was There a Blacksmith’s Forge at Tanworth in Arden, Knowle, or Hampton in Arden?In the 1950s we used to take our ponies to be shod in Hockley Heath, at an old-fashioned forge on...
- Bruce Dodd on British Thomson-Houston Works at RugbyBarbara Lenton, the lady looking for word on Nightingale's watch, might try Dave Pluckrose who was at Coton House with...
- Vivian Comer on Nuneaton. Manor Park SchoolThere is a wonderful Brief History of Manor Park Grammar(1950-1977) School by Alan J. Merry, on file in both Nuneaton...
- Peter A J Hill MSc MA on Lapworth. AlmshousesOften incorrectly called 'almshouses' as on old postcards - never endowed as such. End 'cottage' to right in image former...
- Peter A J Hill MSc MA on Lapworth. Base of the church towerThis is NOT the base of the tower as stated. Passageway at W end of church beneath former chapel (upper...
- Alan Savage on My Relatives Seen in Combrook, an Exciting Discovery!Hello, Lesley, my wife's relations also lived in one these cottages! We are looking out our family records, so will...
- Kevin on Warwick. Cliff Hill, The CliffeApologies, as soon as I hit the return key I remembered the laundry was in St. Nicholas Park. D'oh! Thanks...
- Kevin on Warwick. Cliff Hill, The CliffeIt used to be the home of Mr Butterworth who at one time owned the Warwick Laundry in Priory Park....
- Helen Williams on Hillmorton Wharf off Crick Road, HillmortonAccording to the 1901 census, my ancestor John Busby was a coal merchant living (and probably working) at 3 Hillmorton...
- K ford on Nuneaton. Riley’s Outfitters by nightFriends of my parents - Peter and Marjorie Riley JP owned the shop. They had a son and a daughter...
- Mrs Sandra Ebery on Bramcote Hospital, NuneatonI was at Bramcote 1967 to 1974 we stayed all week on Forrest ward and on Friday evening my parents...
- Benjamin Earl on My Relatives Seen in Combrook, an Exciting Discovery!Hi Lesley, thanks for the article, it's great we've made someone's day! if you want a high resolution copy of...
- Edd Walch on Harry Jackson, Blacksmith at BeausaleWe too used to ride our ponies to Harry Jackson for them to be shod. Even then he was not...
- Lesley Howe on Combrook. Women and children in front of cottagesPlease see my comments about this photograph on this websites blog. Just to say one of those ladies is my...
- Janet Wood on Warwickshire Registers of Banns of MarriageSarah and her first husband Richard Phillips were my gr. gr grandparents. We`ve done some research in the family, and...
