The Articles section includes a ‘From the Archives’ feature bringing to light past articles from the annual Kenilworth History publication, one-off pieces like the appeal for information on the stolen mediaeval carved heads from the Abbey and a regular ‘Myth Busters’ feature.
Kenilworth History 2025, the Society's annual publication, containing our contributors' recent research into local history, is now on general sale at Kenilworth Books in Talisman Square. Discover how the inventor…
Kenilworth History 2025 will soon be available for members and non-members alike. Our yearly publication, containing 80 pages of recent research into local history, is packed with original and insightful…
The leaves are finally starting to turn to autumnal shades, so we turn our attention to the next edition of our annual publication, Kenilworth History 2024. As you may know, Kenilworth History is…
Regular readers and KHAS members will no doubt be aware that KHAS member Mark has been working on a labour of love for some years ago, namely to produce a…
The cover of Kenilworth History 2023 Members attending last night's AGM meeting to renew their membership will now have in their hands a copy of our annual publication, Kenilworth History…
Back issues of the ever popular Kenilworth History The temperatures have plummeted to suitably Autumnal levels, so we turn our attention to the next edition of our annual publication, Kenilworth History…
We have been watching, with considerable interest, the work of one of our members to produce a 3D model of Kenilworth Castle as it appeared at its peak in 1575.…
Kenilworth History 2022 is taking shape. Who is the mystery person in the cover image? As autumn is just around the corner, we turn our attention to the next edition…
Dear KHAS Member, Many thanks to those of you who have already submitted your votes forthe KHAS 2021 AGM. AGM If you haven't already voted, this is to remind you…
Depending on which source you believe, Sir Walter Scott's novel Kenilworth was first published on this day 15th January, 1821. So, today marks 200 years since the publication of the…
For forty years, since its first publication in 1981, KHAS has produced its annual publication Kenilworth History: Recent Research into Local History. Written entirely by volunteer KHAS members and other…
This wonderful photo was snapped by Ian Fenwick, while on a recent lockdown walk. It shows the Abbey lapidarium wall, taken with the sun at the perfect angle for the…
Regular members of KHAS will be aware that it's the Society's Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday February the 10th. The AGM marks the start of the new season of…
What makes Kenilworth History such an enduringly fascinating publication, is the rich variety of articles within. KHAS has been producing an annual Kenilworth History publication since 1981, and regular newsletters…
We are very pleased to have been nominated in Kenilworth Chamber of Trade's annual awards, The Worthies 2019. The Worthies - Kenilworth Chamber of Trade Kenilworth History & Archæology Society…
Those of you present at last night's extremely well attended KHAS meeting will be aware that Kenilworth History 2019 is now available to members and non-members alike. Kenilworth History 2019…
Dear KHAS Member, Just to remind you that the Society will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Monday February 11th at 7.45pm in the Senior Citizens' Club at Abbey…
Why register on the KHAS Website? One aspect of the KHAS website that we've never got working satisfactorily, up until now, is the KHAS Forum. We're pleased to say that…
KENILWORTH HISTORY & ARCHÆOLOGY SOCIETY - November 2017 Newsletter » Last Month: Robin Leach gave The Complete History of Abbey Fields to what was almost a capacity house. He aroused a great…
As we reported recently, for a number of years a KHAS member has been researching and creating a virtual 3D model of Kenilworth Castle as it might have been in 1645. Here…
The Abbey Gatehouse, sometimes known as the Tantara gatehouse, is one of the few surviving parts of the Abbey to still exist above ground and has the added distinction of…
For a number of years a KHAS member has been researching and creating a virtual 3D model of Kenilworth Castle as it might have been in 1645. Here are some preview…
Please note the following amendments and clarifications to the KHAS programme for 2016: www.khas.co.uk/programme 14th March - there is a change of speaker and Nic Fulcher, of The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust,…
Dear KHAS Member, Just to remind you that the Society will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Monday February 8th at 7.45pm in the Senior Citizens' Club at Abbey…
Appeal for Information These carved stone mediaeval heads were discovered during excavations at Kenilworth Priory. They were housed in the 'Barn' museum in the Abbey Fields, Kenilworth, from which they…