Date:1836 - 1883 (c.)
Description:A colour copy of a print of Milverton Chapel in Leamington Spa. The chapel was known as the 'Pepper Box' because of the small tower on the roof. Milverton Chapel was built in 1836 and demolished in 1883.
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Paul Sandby (1730-1809) The Entrance Of Warwick Castle From The Lower Court Ink ...
J. Walker Soho, Staffordshire, 1 September 1798 Ink on paper 190mm x 235mm A landscape ...
John Preston Neale (c.1771-1847) Offchurch, Warwickshire, 1819 Ink on paper 185mm ...
Print by J & F Harwood of London Royal Baths And Pump Room, Leamington (No. 526), ...
(No. 4908) Lower Parade, Leamington (No. 4909) New Pump Rooms, Leamington Rock ...
A photograph by Bullock Brothers of the gold casket presented to Queen Victoria ...
Edith Gaskin aged four, sitting on a low bench with a tabby cat, 1 January 1908.
A photograph of the Leamington College for Girls choir, the winners of the Leamington ...
Black and white photograph of the Jephson Gardens, Leamington Spa, c.1951 - 1961. ...
The mayor's attendant is helping Councillor Nichols into the Mayoral robes of Leamington ...
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Donor ref:LEAMG : M4554.2001.34 (69/19299)
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