Nuneaton Local History Group celebrates the history of Nuneaton and surrounding parishes from the earliest times. We cover social and economic history. We meet the last Friday of the month for a series of talks and slide shows on old Nuneaton and related topics.
The church, which gave Chapel End its name and founded by John Dagley closed in January 2014
Some photos of Astley Castle from before and during its rebuilding by the Landmark Trust. A brief history of the castle can be found here.
Until the Anker Flood Relief was built, Nuneaton flooded quite often – here are three photos of the floods from the 1950s and one showing the only flood marker we ...
A place to remember wonderful memories of being from or living in Nuneaton. Nuneaton Memories is all about Nuneaton, so memories and photos of Nuneaton, Stockingford, Hartshill, Ansley Village, Weddington, Whitestone, Hill Top, Caldwell, Camphill (CV10 and CV11 postcodes) etc .
Nuneaton Memories were given an album full of photographs all believed to have been taken by prolific Nuneaton amateur photographer Reginald Bull. The family of Bert Healey donated the album ...
Photo shows Mr William Worrall in the employ of Garside Phillips; we think the photo dates around 1920 but are not sure. Garside Phillips owned the former Ansley Hall and ...
There’s a new exhibit in the Market Hall Museum in Warwick – a Victorian toy hansom cab that came from my great-grandfather. He built up a construction business in the ...