Upper Rosemary Hill & Albion Street Aerial Photo – Then & Now
Upper Rosemary Hill & Albion Street Aerial Photo - Then & Now The photo above comes once again from the aerial imagery snapped by the late John Webster, kindly provided…
Upper Rosemary Hill & Albion Street Aerial Photo - Then & Now The photo above comes once again from the aerial imagery snapped by the late John Webster, kindly provided…
School Lane Aerial photo - then & now The photo above comes once again from the aerial imagery snapped by the late John Webster, kindly provided to us by his…
School Lane Alley - Then & Now This ‘then’ image comes from the photo collection of Rob Steward. The alleyway shown here runs from behind number 2, Bridge Street and…
Lower Bridge Street - Then & Now This undated image of Bridge Street was provided to KHAS from the collection of the late Reg Palmer. It shows Bridge Street looking…
This then and now view shows Rosemary Hill looking towards Bridge Street. According to Helen Scott & Richard Storey in ‘A Second Kenilworth Collection’ (Odibourne Press, 1988) the elegantly gabled…
This pair of Then & Now photos shows a small factory on the south side of School Lane, where Rosemary Mews is now situated. According to A Portrait of Kenilworth…
This characterful property, known locally as Noah’s Ark, was situated at 95 – 99 School Lane. It was an 18th century building with a distinctive mansard roof; a roof with…
By the mid-1960s the demolition of what were seen as damp and draughty old half-timbered buildings was in full swing. A nation only recently emerging from rationing and austerity was…