Warwickshire County Council emblem, Shire Hall
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Warwickshire County Council emblem, Shire Hall
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 26 Jun 2011
This is above the main public entrance at the top of Market Place. The central motif is the 'bear and ragged staff' from the arms of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, sometime favourite of Queen Elizabeth I who presented him with Kenilworth Castle. His tomb is in the Beauchamp Chapel: on the left in Image The motto 'non sanz droict' means 'not without right' – see Image
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Image Location
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52.282522
Longitude
-1.590248