Articles with the tag: Places


Gallery of Places in Leamington

Gallery of Places in Leamington

This is a Gallery of Places in Leamington which have a page on this website describing them or something related to their history. Page being edited March 2023 SONY DSC The Upper Assembly Brandon Parade Parade 1822 Bank at No 126 Parade Burgis & Colbourne about...
Kinmonds

Kinmonds

Kinmond Court There is a substantial building with a certain ‘presence’ on the east side of Kenilworth Street which is now the home of many retired people. At its heart is a Victorian building enlivened with patterns of different colours of bricks. Many...
William Louis de Normanville (1843-1928)

William Louis de Normanville (1843-1928)

William Louis de Normanville’s family originated in Normandy. His grandfather, the Marquis de Normanville had escaped from the Revolution in 1792, leaving his family behind in the sadly mistaken belief that women and children would be safe from revolutionaries....
A Curious Footpath

A Curious Footpath

This photograph shows the ancient cobbled footpath and bridge across the River Avon at Saxon Mill.  Outwardly this is just a footpath crossing the Avon, which happens also to mark the Milverton/Warwick parish boundary.  The footpath extends from the river crossing as...
Josef Kalaś, 1912 – 2008

Josef Kalaś, 1912 – 2008

Josef Kalaś was born in Czechoslovakia and served in the Czech army before the outbreak of WW2. During the 3rd Reich Occupation, he fled via Poland and joined the French Foreign Legion. He was released to fight with his countrymen at the outbreak of war, and...
Newbold Comyn

Newbold Comyn

What’s in a name?  The Newbold part of the above local name is quite simple, – the ‘New’ denoting a parcel of land newly brought into cultivation.  Whilst ‘Bold’ is Saxon for a building, the two words together indicate an area of land or village more recently...