Warwickshire

historic county of England

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Picking Leaves (126959997)

George greville

William Rainey - Warwicshire Farm Labourer's strikeː meeting at Whitnash, 1872

Join the Volunteers - WWI Warwickshire Volunteer Regiment poster

Nuneaton School for Girls in first 10- years of opening

Prince Rupert Birmingham

Warwickshire: Robert Morden (1695)

Historic Warwickshire- its legendary lore, traditionary stories, and romantic episodes (1876) (14784251713)

“Reproduced from the “Our Warwickshire” website © “Newnham Paddox belonging to the Earl of Denbigh. Demolished 1952. 1920s IMAGE LOCATION: (Warwickshire County Record Office) Reference: PH(N), 888/278, img: 6659”

Stretton Stop, on the Oxford Canal

• map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - printer's proof of map by Christopher Saxton from Lord Burghley's Atlas, Latin, 1603, online
• Manuscript map of Warwickshire C.2.cc.2.(14.) - fair copy by William Smith, Latin, 1579, online
• map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - printer's proof of map by Christopher Saxton from Lord Burghley's Atlas, English, 1579, online
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire, publication state - 1579 edition of map by Christopher Saxton, English, online
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire, pre-publication proof state - edition of map by Christopher Saxton, English, 1579
• map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - printer's proof of map by Christopher Saxton from Lord Burghley's Atlas, Latin, 2017
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire, publication state - 1579 edition of map by Christopher Saxton, Latin, 1603
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - map drawn by Christopher Saxton, English, 1579
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - map drawn by Christopher Saxton, Latin, 1579
• Newspapers and numismatics: forgotten medieval and Tudor coin finds from West Midlands periodicals, 1786-1905 - scholarly article published in 2017, 1603
• Map of Warwickshire C.2.cc.2.(23.) - map by William Smith and Jodocus Hondius in the British Library, Latin
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - map drawn by Christopher Saxton, English
• Anonymous 1602-3 series Maps C.2.cc.2.(2-4, 9-11, 19-24.) - collection of maps in the British Library
• Anonymous 1602-3 series Maps C.2.cc.2.(2-4, 9-11, 19-24.) - collection of maps in the British Library
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - map drawn by Christopher Saxton, Latin
• Anonymous Maps State II - series of maps printed in London by Peter Stent (ca. 1650)
• Anonymous Maps State III - series of maps printed in London by John Overton (ca. 1670)
• Anonymous Maps State II - series of maps printed in London by Peter Stent (ca. 1650)
• Anonymous Maps State III - series of maps printed in London by John Overton (ca. 1670)
• Anonymous Maps - series of 12 unsigned maps of English counties ca. 1602-03 now attributed to William Smith and Jodocus Hondius
• Anonymous Maps - series of 12 unsigned maps of English counties ca. 1602-03 now attributed to William Smith and Jodocus Hondius
• Saxton's map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire, pre-publication proof state - edition of map by Christopher Saxton, Latin
• Manuscript map of Warwickshire C.2.cc.2.(14.) - fair copy by William Smith, Latin
• map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire - printer's proof of map by Christopher Saxton from Lord Burghley's Atlas, English

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Picking Leaves (126959997)		Commons
commons	image		George greville		Commons
commons	image		William Rainey - Warwicshire Farm Labourer's strikeː meeting at Whitnash, 1872		Commons
commons	image		Join the Volunteers - WWI Warwickshire Volunteer Regiment poster		Commons
commons	image		Nuneaton School for Girls in first 10- years of opening		Commons
commons	image		Prince Rupert Birmingham		Commons
commons	image		Warwickshire: Robert Morden (1695)		Commons
commons	image		Historic Warwickshire- its legendary lore, traditionary stories, and romantic episodes (1876) (14784251713)		Commons
commons	image		“Reproduced from the “Our Warwickshire” website © “Newnham Paddox belonging to the Earl of Denbigh. Demolished 1952. 1920s IMAGE LOCATION: (Warwickshire County Record Office) Reference: PH(N), 888/278, img: 6659”		Commons
commons	image		Stretton Stop, on the Oxford Canal		Commons