Beauchamp Hall
February 10, 2025
In 1861, a Robert Hobson was living in York Terrace (now the Upper Parade) with his wife, eleven children (of 15) and eleven servants. In the 1861 census Mr Hobson was described as a “Gentleman”. He decided to purchase a piece of land between Beauchamp Avenue and Clarendon Avenue. The land is currently occupied by Kingsley
Baptist Chapels
February 10, 2025
Around 1832 the Baptist denomination in Leamington had increased greatly and the Baptists now wished to have a building worthy of their dignity. They had originally worshipped with the other non conformists in Union Chapel Clemens Street. But in 1827 they moved to a room in Grove Street and then to larger premises vacated by
‘Royal Leamington Spa: A History in 100 Buildings’; Some Comments
June 2, 2018
We tried very hard to verify all the information in the book but, from experience, we are not surprised that new information has come our way. We are happy to include facts once we have verified them. We may also consider publishing further information of which we were not aware that may be of interest
