East end of Warwick Place
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East end of Warwick Place
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 15 Jan 2012
Looking uphill and west, away from Leamington town centre. The terrace on the right is post-1880 while Bertie Terrace, the white block beyond it is earlier, 1830s, built when elevated ground was a desirable place to live if you could afford to, away from the pollution, smell and disease risk of valleys and polluted watercourses. Warwick Place, laid out in the 1820s, was originally called Bertie Road. The view is from the corner of Woodbine Terrace towards the corner of Albany Terrace.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.29179
Longitude
-1.543538