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- Vera Craig on Hunningham. Children outside a houseI love this page! Would also love a bit more detail. I’m very interested in the history of the church....
- Richard Lane on Festivals of Light in Leamington and BeyondYes my Dad and I often went to see the lights at the Jephson Gardens, truly magical. I remember the...
- Vera Craig on Hunningham. ChurchI’d love to know the age and history of Hunningham church.
- Mrs Blair on Making Your Mark at the Jewel Factory, LeamingtonThank you very much for the history. Sadly mum passed away recently and we have been researching her HG &...
- Benjamin Earl on Waiting for Napoleon: Wormleighton’s ‘Dad’s Army’ of 1803Hi Anna, If you pop into the County Record Office, you're welcome to look at it in person 🙂 Details...
- Hollie on Harborough Magna. Golden LionIsn't this the 'Old Lion' not the 'Golden Lion'? The Golden Lion is in Easenhall (The next village).
- Hollie on Rugby. “The Wooden Bridge”I reckon that might be Bretford, where there is now a narrow brick bridge that goes over the canal and...
- Mrs Hazel McBean on Avon Mill RugbyI remember the outdoor swimming pool. I, my sister, and two brothers spent many hours there in the summer holidays...
- AnnaY on Waiting for Napoleon: Wormleighton’s ‘Dad’s Army’ of 1803This is amazing - my great (x4) grandfather, James Baseley is on the list. Is there a clearer version of...
- Teresa Newbold on Gaydon. School pupils possibly on May DayYes this is a May Day Parade. The boy on the right is my cousin, Ronald Povey, l think the...
- Peter stokes on Avonside, Bidford on AvonI was born here in April 1944 .Are there records anywhere of births at Avonside?
- Simon Lucas on Lighthorne. The Old RectoryCool! The Old Rectory. We lived there from 1945 to 1957. We had to rebuild and fix up quite a...
- Tom Reel on Fordson E1A Major TractorIve got a Fordson with the Holman compressor
- Anne Langley on A Warwick Link After the Countess: Easton Lodge’s Later YearsDaisy appointed the Christian Socialist Conrad Noel as vicar of Thaxted in Essex. He became notorious as the 'Red Vicar'...
- Kevin J. Norman on Site of Crown public house, Sheep Street, Shipston1871 my 3rd Great Uncle, John Berry, was a Publican there . His fanily from Honington and Darlingscott Hill.
- John Taylor jnr on 22 George Street, Royal Leamington SpaIn 1946 we moved into 22 George Street when my father, John Taylor, took over the Undertaking business from H...
- Rose Jarvies on Origins of Names in Norton LindseyMy Mom's family (William and Rose A. Haimes') lived in Big House Farm. (Abt 1904-1929) Have many stories of her...
- Geoffrey Mellor on Atherstone. Coleshill RoadRun by Sidney and Daisy Mellor in the late '50s, where they celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. Only leaving to...
- william arnold on Church of St Matthew, ShuttingtonRestored in 1908, traces of original windows and what doorway can be seen. It was supposedly a chapel of the...
- moira berwick on Tiddington. Monroe Devis HospitalMy daughter was born here, Nicola Mcgee. I was one of the many unmarried mums that came from the Limes...
- ROGER Parker on F.H. Biddle of Nuneaton Drawing Office RecollectionsStarted in DO at F H Biddle in February 1966 working alongside Harry Brown, Ron Lusty, Brian Gardner ( RENDRAG...
- Steven Williams on Beausale. Harry Jackson, blacksmithWas Harry Jackson in any way related to the Jacksons - the 19th/early 20th century family of Blacksmiths from the...
- Kay on Site of Hartshill QuarriesUpdate your records... not historic at all. Very active!
- Lynda Goddard on Southam. Coventry StreetWhat a brilliant old photograph. I am currently researching my family history and discovered my ancestors (Worralls) lived on Coventry...
- Carl Davies on Warwickshire Red Kites Are On the IncreaseRed Kite spotted just outside the village of Bubbenhall, at the junction of Baginton lane and watery lane at 1pm...
