Junction of Vine Lane and Lakin Court, Packmores, Warwick
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Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 26 Nov 2016
Vine Lane ahead and Lakin Court, right, are seen from the west end of Paradise Street. The name Packmores goes back centuries; it's remembered in parallel Packmores Street. A map of 1887 shows greenhouses: could they have been for a vine? Is Vine Lane related, or did it take its name from The Vine public house, now replaced by houses? It's all surmise – there is no decent history of the modern town though plenty has been written about the historic centre, the Castle and the Castle Park.