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- Richard Dodd on Ashorne. Cottage TavernMy G G grandfather Thomas Dodd was the landlord at the Cottage Tavern 1911 to 1931 born 1867 died 1943...
- Alan Roberts on Rugby. Railway Station, awaiting arrival of Edward VIIMy grandfather Hugh V Wait, who was a butcher with a shop on Sheep St in Rugby, is second from...
- Ben Earl on Hurley and Wood End War Memorial, Heanley Lane, Hurley, WarwickshireHi, Thanks for the input. I agree so duly removed. Thanks again!
- K Lewis on Hurley and Wood End War Memorial, Heanley Lane, Hurley, WarwickshireI think the photograph is of Hurley War Memorial in Berkshire as the names in the photograph do not match...
- Peter Walker on Fleur de Lys PiesI am 73 and my wife 70 yrs of age, it seems only yesterday that in 1966 while courting we...
- Tricia Scott on Site of early C19 brick kilnsSurely the pin on the map is in the wrong place? It can’t be in the middle of Warwick Uni’s...
- Mr Richard Hayward on Where is This Church?Old Milverton Church Warwick
- Joy Yardley on Lillington. Blackdown SchoolI went to Blackdown in 1964. I lived in Whinash at the time and used to catch the bus from...
- Robert Woodward on Willoughby. Navigation InnMy Dad and Mum bought the Navigation when I was about 6 , I fell off my bike on that...
- Joy Yardley on Wheat Field Near LeamingtonCould it be Black Bridge?
- Joy Yardley on Union Walk, LeamingtonMy dad lived here, they were Adams, a large family. My dad being Leonard (Frank) his mum was Maud and...
- Gerda de MEY on Atherstone House Histories, File 20So very interesting project this Atherstone House History. I could find my 4 times great grandfather back living in Long...
- Audrey User on Little Compton. Blacksmith’s ShopIt is on the junction of Drivers Lane by the Village Hall. It has changed a lot since your photo...
- David Thompson on Canaletto, Wright of Derby, Turner and Constable – Capturing Warwick CastleA fourth painter who captured the castle in its raw glory was the famous Scottish landscape artist Alexander Naysmith 1758...
- Benjamin Earl on Extra, Extra, Read All About It? Newspapers and the PastHi Martin, I'd try the Warwick Advertiser and Leamington Courier as obvious local papers to consult. Potentially the Stratford Herald...
- Adrian Litvinoff on Reading the Revolution: The Other Branch, Leamington’s Radical BookshopI’ve tried to correct the location shown on the map. It’s not easy to do on a phone. We moved...
- Audrey Matthews on Our Lady’s Convent, Southam. Mass and Outings in World War TwoMy name is Audrey Matthews, née Norton. I was delighted to read Diana's account of life at Southam, as it...
- Ian Greig on Alcester Bank Banknotes, 1801-1802There is an article about the Alcester Bank (by the writer of this comment) in the December 2012 issue of...
- Margaret Swinton on Long Itchington. May DayMy mum was born here her name was Olive Cave (Blades) she had sisters and brother Hilda Edward and more...
- Martin Sugarman on Extra, Extra, Read All About It? Newspapers and the PastI am researching an incident at Burton Dassett army camp in Aug 1946 when a soldier - Pte Mark Feld...
- Robert Vincent on Bedworth Worsted MillThank you for the history. My Mum, Evelyn Vincent (née Brindley) was born in Mill St, Collycroft in 1906. Her...
- Colin Grundy on Great Packington. Fire at the HallThe fire engines in the picture are from left to right, “Fire 2” from Birmingham Airport Fire Service, behind it...
- Colin Grundy on Brinklow. Oxford CanalI think this is All Oaks Wood approaching the bend at Hungerfield. The cruiser is travelling south.
- Benjamin Earl on Name the Football Team?With help on twitter from Jim Brown, Dean Nelson, skybluestalk and more, the answer is found in From Town to...
- Benjamin Earl on Ullenhall. Old ChurchJust a note that William's photos can be seen on this record.
