Leamington
Heritage |
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page features some of the interesting buildings of Royal Leamington
Spa. The town developed at a great pace in the early 19th century
and continued to expand gradually into the 20th century. A number
of prolific and idiosyncratic architects all took their opportunity
to make their mark on the developing town. This resulted in
a fascinating heritage of unique and varied buildings which
played an important part in the life of the local community. |
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Chapel,
Brunswick St. Cemetery |
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Former
Congregational Chapel, Spencer Street.
Designed by John Russell
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The
Lodges, Jephson Gardens.
Designed by David Squirhill
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The
Chapel at the Royal Midland Counties Home, Tachbrook Road,
Leamington Spa.
Demolished
March 1996. |
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Binswood
Hall, North Leamington Community School & Arts College.
Formerly
Leamington College for Boys and Convent of the Sacred Heart.
Designed by David Squirhill |
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St.
Peter's RC Primary School, Augusta Place, Leamington Spa |
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Former
Congregational Chapel, Holly Walk, now offices.
Designed by David Squirhill
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Lansdowne
Crescent
Designed
by William Thomas
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Victoria
House
Designed
by William Thomas
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The
Town Hall
Designed
by John Cundall
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Copies
of original photographs available from Ancestral
Locations
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