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- Benjamin Earl on Donald Healey: An Association With AustinYou're not wrong! Will correct
- Kelly Bray on Lea Marston. Village viewMy great grandmother was born in Lea Marston in 1864 . She emigrated to Canada in 1884. Her name was...
- Rosemary Stevens on Warwick. Cliff Hill, The CliffeI visited this house and stayed in it when my great uncle Arthur Butterworth was its owner and I remember...
- Angela Allison on Black and Asian History in the Archives at Warwickshire County Record OfficeGood links at this comment on another page.
- Angela Allison on Sugar and SlaveryDon't make passive that which was actively enforced! #EnslavedNOTslaves! #EnslaversNOTmastersNOTownersNOTholders! #EnslavementNOTslavery! #WordingMatters!
- Jane on Wolston for 82 Years – the ShopsI know of the Fields family. I remember my mother in law saying they lived opposite a shop. We live...
- N Holt on Site of Warton MillI think the land surrounding the windmill was owned by one Alice Chetwynd. I lived in Windmill Close and her...
- N Holt on Fox Inn, Church Road, WartonFox and Dogs location is Orton Rd., Warton.
- Richard Jervis on Kenilworth. Abbotsford School, interiorI went to school here back in 1960
- Denise Campbell-Baldwin on Shottery. Shottery HallThe Carter family lived here for many years and it was inherited by my husband's uncle Donald Campbell-Baldwin, who left...
- natalie p smith on Tiddington. Monroe Devis HospitalI was born here on the 11 November 1964 then adopted and went to live in Sutton Coldfield .
- Mike on Donald Healey: An Association With AustinDonald Healey is in the passenger's seat; It's a left hand drive car.
- Greg bartlett on Rifle Range and ButtsI've been researching this site for a while now with little luck and the info here is most interesting, I...
- V. Ball on Memories of Grendon HallI've Enjoyed the read about Grendon Hall I was born down Spon Lane in 1941 and married at the Church...
- damian on Nuthurst Mortuary Chapel, Tanworth in ArdenChapel can be seen from the southbound carrigeway of the M40, just after the M42 junction, next to the Umberslade...
- Rob Higgins on Atherstone. Town Football Club.In all probability this photo was taken at the Sheepy Road ground in Atherstone on Saturday 28th April 1906 following...
- Alison on Chesterton WindmillDon't know if this is true but according to a story told by my great-aunt, Kath Male, an ancestor from...
- LILIANA T. MARIN on Our Lady’s Convent, Southam. Mass and Outings in World War TwoMy name is Liliana T. Marin, my husband Michael North, as he was registered all his working life was adopted...
- Anne Langley on Pageant House, WarwickMany thanks, Edward, for useful information. The banker must have sold the property to your ancestor. Please accept my apologies...
- Kevin Lowe on Coalpit Fields, Bedworth Canal ArmCaleb Carvel was my Great Grandfather. In about 1955 my father lost his job and Caleb, who was by now...
- Maria on Through the Shop WindowI was born in Leamington and there was a fantastic newsagent under the bridges
- Howard Shakespeare on Rowington. Shakespeare HallAllegedly the house where William Shakespeare wrote "As You Like It".
- Jim Brooks on Kenilworth. King’s Arms & Castle HotelWe used to drive past 30 years ago on our way home to Leamington Spa and at that time the...
- Christine Hodgetts on Thomas Oken’s Almshouses in WarwickThe description of the Oken's house photo needs editing. It would better say "for many years a doll's museum, now...
- Erika on Alcester. High Street, Bunting ShopI also have happy memories of Buntings. Mum would phone her order through and low and behold it was delivered...
