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- Benjamin Earl on Brandon CastleHi, you can see the castle from the public footpath, but not go on it I'm afraid, as it's on...
- Matt Beamish on An Iron Age Miniature Bronze ShieldHi there. Thanks for making this available. Might it be possible to include an image of the back of the...
- Roger Biggs on Warwick. International StoresIs this the current Vision Express shop at the corner of Brook Street and Swan Street? The upstairs window ledges...
- Ian West on Long Compton MillWas there a Joan Salmon lived here in the 1930s, with 2 brothers? Grandparents called Herrick (Annie?) living in Saltley/Washwood...
- Lynne Spray on Henry Griffith and Sons: The Jewel FactoryMy Dad Frank Holtham worked at the factory as an engraver. It was here that he met my mum Marjorie...
- Markos Tiris on Leamington Spa. Rushmore TerraceThis photo is a great reminder of what the canal-side used to look like. However its not Rushmore Terrace as...
- Allen Simpson on Devils’ Toenails in WarwickshireUnearthed a specimen fossil 10/06/18 in my garden in Southam. Identified as Fossil Gryphea via the internet - Warwickshire Museum....
- Robert Pitt on Bedworth. Collection of antiquesWonderful collection of furniture and other items. The Georgian (circa 1770) Chippendale chair, in the central foreground, is particularly fine...
- Mrs Anna Marie Lukins on Junior Leaders Regiment Royal ArtilleryHello there, I served with the JLRRA as a chef, I was WPTE DEARNLEY. Being in the armed forces was...
- Debby Hamilton on Henry Griffith and Sons: The Jewel FactoryHi Richard - loving the articles about the jewel factory as my Grandfather worked there up until his retirement. I...
- Maurice Corden on Site of Baddesley Colliery RailwayFor 20 years, from 1940, my home was just beside this railway, at Waste Hill, no more than 30 yards...
- Roger Biggs on Warwick. Banbury Road, Warwick Gate tollhouseIt was still exactly like this in the early 1960's. You went through that gate into a little shop that...
- Sally Cowling nee Ascott on The History of Chilvers Coton Free School: Later YearsHi It is my understanding that my Grandpa was Headteacher at Chilvers Coton Primary around the 1930’s plus. His name...
- Samuel hollands on Brandon CastleHello. Are you allowed to visit the site? Is it on public land via a footpath? I would like to...
- Sarah Green on Flower’s Brewery, Stratford-upon-AvonI just bought an old barrel with p7232 Flower Stratford On Avon to the base and I believe it to...
- GRAHAM CARVELL on Coalpit Fields, Bedworth Canal ArmMy Granddad Caleb Carvell and his family lived in the house by the canal
- GRAHAM CARVELL on Coalpit Fields, Bedworth Canal ArmMy Granddad Caleb Carvell and his family lived in the cottage on on the side of the canal arm
- Stuart Goodman on Burton Dassett. Windmill and beaconMy ancestors lived in Burton Dassett. This picture reminds me of a trip my Dad and I made to Burton...
- Alan Court on Maxstoke CastleMy Grandmother was Ellen Redden. She was the daughter of Richard Redden who was gamekeeper at Over Whitactre circa 1880...
- Derrick Smart on Flower’s Brewery, Stratford-upon-AvonYes, by far the largest employer in Stratford-upon-Avon and free beer in the 'Office Tap' in Brewery Street under the...
- carol on Flower’s Brewery, Stratford-upon-AvonMy Uncle worked for Flowers for over 25 years and then went on working for Whitbreads when they took over...
- Chris Leeson on Coleshill. George V coronation celebrationsIn the centre front is Arthur Henry Leeson, known as Baron Leeson, and his brother James Leeson dressed up in...
- Chris Leeson on Coleshill. Fancy dressMy grandad Harry Peach the barber is in that photo! I've never seen that one. I have relatives both sides...
- Chris Milburn on Caldecote. ChurchDoes anyone know if you can gain pedestrian access to this church? If so, how and are there any restrictions?...
- Tony Newman on Southam’s Commemoration of the Royal Christening, 1842Re blankets for the people of Southam: From historian Arthur Bryant I learnt the word 'blanket' derived from a mediaeval...
