194-200 Warwick Road, Kenilworth
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194-200 Warwick Road, Kenilworth
Image: © John Brightley Taken: 20 Apr 2004
The photo is taken from the entrance to St John's Church car park, with the Jet petrol station just visible on the left. The white cottage on the left is 200 Warwick Road and the small single storey building to the right of it used to be a smithy. The house to the right of that (198 Warwick Road), was a pub, the Malt Shovel, from before 1835 to its closure in 1923. It was sometimes known as 'The Mouse Trap'. Warwick Road was known as Castle End until about 1890. (Some of the information above is obtained from 'The Inns and Roads of Kenilworth' by Rob Steward (2000))
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Image Location
Latitude
52.336493
Longitude
-1.573165