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Directions Easy access is gained from the M6, M40, and M1. The town is located at the junction of SOUTHAM the A423 between Coventry and Banbury and the A 425 Leamington to Northampton.
Southam is ideally situated for discovering Shakespeare's Stratford, Warwick and Kenilworth with their ancient castles and HOLYWELLWALK Coventry with its impressive cathedral. It is also convenient for the spa town of Royal Leamington Spa with its modern shopping facilities and racecourses at Warwick and Stratford. Within a mile of the town centre there are, probably, the finest Polo Grounds in Europe. Information For details of events, accommodation, Southam Town Trail and the Blue Lias Rings, Other Attractions please visit the library or: The National Heritage Motor Museum at Telephone - 01926 812523 Gaydon, Battle site at Edge Hill and National Website - www.southamonline.co.uk. Trust properties of Upton House, Charlecote Park and Farnborough Hall, The Museum of For local information and a town map By-gones at Claydon, The Museum of Southam Town Council office is open every Southam currently at Beech Loft, Chesterton morning 9am to 12 noon. Windmill (Old Lady of Warwickshire), the Telephone - 01926 814004. Dassett Hills and Castles at Warwick and Kenilworth. Leaflet created by nomad - nomadcorp.co.uk Compton Verney house is a centre of arts and unusual events. The Royal Leamington Spa TO COVENTRY Polo Grounds and the Royal Show Ground are TO BIRMINGHAM TO RUGBY close by. Stoneleigh Abbey has been restored recently.
There is a series of country walks known as LEAMINGTON SPA the Blue Lias Rings and several interesting WARWICK A425 canal walks at Bascote, Long Itchington and 15 14 SOUTHAM A425 Napton complete with waterside pubs. 13 Eat, Drink & Stay A46 M40
Southam has a large selection of take aways B4451 A STRATFORD UPON AVON 12 4 from Chinese to fish and chips. Several pubs 23 and coffee shops offer traditional fare and TO BANBURY snacks. Restaurants can be found in the town, TO LONDON at the Polo Grounds and at the Stoneythorpe and Tarsus Hotels. Several B&Bs and a local caravan and campsite are also available.
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Directions Easy access is gained from the M6, M40, and M1. The town is located at the junction of SOUTHAM the A423 between Coventry and Banbury and the A 425 Leamington to Northampton.
Southam is ideally situated for discovering Shakespeare's Stratford, Warwick and Kenilworth with their ancient castles and HOLYWELLWALK Coventry with its impressive cathedral. It is also convenient for the spa town of Royal Leamington Spa with its modern shopping facilities and racecourses at Warwick and Stratford. Within a mile of the town centre there are, probably, the finest Polo Grounds in Europe. Information For details of events, accommodation, Southam Town Trail and the Blue Lias Rings, Other Attractions please visit the library or: The National Heritage Motor Museum at Telephone - 01926 812523 Gaydon, Battle site at Edge Hill and National Website - www.southamonline.co.uk. Trust properties of Upton House, Charlecote Park and Farnborough Hall, The Museum of For local information and a town map By-gones at Claydon, The Museum of Southam Town Council office is open every Southam currently at Beech Loft, Chesterton morning 9am to 12 noon. Windmill (Old Lady of Warwickshire), the Telephone - 01926 814004. Dassett Hills and Castles at Warwick and Kenilworth. Leaflet created by nomad - nomadcorp.co.uk Compton Verney house is a centre of arts and unusual events. The Royal Leamington Spa TO COVENTRY Polo Grounds and the Royal Show Ground are TO BIRMINGHAM TO RUGBY close by. Stoneleigh Abbey has been restored recently.
There is a series of country walks known as LEAMINGTON SPA the Blue Lias Rings and several interesting WARWICK A425 canal walks at Bascote, Long Itchington and 15 14 SOUTHAM A425 Napton complete with waterside pubs. 13 Eat, Drink & Stay A46 M40
Southam has a large selection of take aways B4451 A STRATFORD UPON AVON 12 4 from Chinese to fish and chips. Several pubs 23 and coffee shops offer traditional fare and TO BANBURY snacks. Restaurants can be found in the town, TO LONDON at the Polo Grounds and at the Stoneythorpe and Tarsus Hotels. Several B&Bs and a local caravan and campsite are also available. SOUTHAM
HOLYWELLWALK 4 Stoneythorpe Hall Monks may well have lived on this site River It N 2 The Holy Well until the early 14th century. Recently A Grade 2 listed building the house has been subject to which was first recorded as ch part of the Manor of Southam in 998. The natural spring conservation work. e The Holy Well has been in existence for n water provided treatment for certain eye problems. over one thousand years. This walk takes you around the Holy Well and along the paths of ancient history. Just Site of 6 old mill follow the red route on the map Welsh Road W 5 opposite; you will find the Southam Weir est Heritage Trail red markers placed on Stoneythorpe Rd
key posts to help you along the way. Hall 4 Ancient 6 6a River Stowe 3 Custom mes RLS Holy Ja P Duration - 1 hr St Polo Park Lane Wood wc The circular walk takes about one hour. 7 Well Please wear sturdy boots in inclement St Grounds 2 l weather. R l 1 SOUTHAM Mill Pits D TOWN Distance - ???? 6 Polo Grounds Lime River Stowe The home of the Royal trees Market Hi CENTRE The red route distance is around ????. 7 Leamington Spa Polo 8 Club where matches Old 'Barn' Car Park - Wood St take place throughout Free parking. the summer. River Itchen A425 Leamington Road OS Map - Explorer Map 222 Discover Southam on the Rugby OS map. Flora & Fauna 'There is an abundance of wildlife here; trees Refreshments - Market Hill 9 The Old Barn and shrubs, flowers and Food & drink can be found in the main streets. Of medieval origin and built grasses as well as birds, of Blue Lias stone this building, small mammals plus fish For more information on Southam's which might have been a in the rivers.' interesting history, please refer to Southam's chapel, is the second oldest Town Trail leaflet. building in Southam after St James' Church. KEY Map not to scale Church / Chapel Car Parking P Disability Access D Public Toilets wc Recreation Ground R Field Boundaries Roads Holy Well walk River Footpath
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Disability Access (1 - 2) tradition once a corpse has been carried along a The Dallas Burston Polo Grounds (6) Disability access is only available as far as the path or road it makes it a public right of way for Transformation from farmland to polo ground Holy Well between points 1 & 2. Approx. 10 min 100 years. The path from the Hall to the Holy began in 1998. It is the home of the RLS (Royal to Well. Well should traditionally be a public path until Leamington Spa) Polo Club. 2006 - the path beyond that is a permanent right of way under the Enclosure Act 1761. Under this field (6a) towards the north end of The Holy Well (2) the footpath is the site of a medieval deserted A Scheduled Ancient Monument and Grade 2 Stoneythorpe Hall (4) settlement. Earthworks suggest it contained 10 Listed Building. It is reputed to have been used crofts with probably stone pits or fish ponds. by monks at Stoneythorpe - hence the Holy Well. From the fields near the weir are views of the Hall (currently unoccupied). The house was In 1761 the Holy Well was specifically excluded rebuilt, on medieval foundations, in 1623 and from the Enclosure Act with the proviso that it modernised in the 19th C. In its heyday there Mill Pits and Quarried Area (7) The Domesday Book mentions two mills in this should be fenced with oak posts and rails and were extensive gardens with many trees. area - one at the weir and the other which was free access to the Well was to be provided for all Tradition says Augustinian Black Canons lived laid waste in 1410 possibly on an island in the Southam inhabitants. there until the early 14th C. The property belonged to the Chamberlayne family from middle of the river about 200 metres north of Thorpe Bridge. This area was quarried for local The current stonework was probably built late 1671-1997 when it was bought by Dr. Dallas limestone long ago. There are also signs of 18th / early 19th C. with further repairs around Burston who is converting this part of the estate ancient ridge and furrow cultivation in the 1926. into polo grounds. vicinity. Following improvements in the water supply in 2004, sympathetic restoration was carried out in Weir and site of old water mill (5) 2005/6 supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The weir was built to make a mill pond to supply Avenue of Limes (8) This water is exceptionally cold and comes from power to Stoneythorpe Mill. The mill ruins were From the bottom of Woodbine Hill on the below the quarry area on the Coventry Road. finally demolished in the 1960's. A mill may have Leamington Rd towards Stoneythorpe Hall, is an The water was reputed to be very efficacious for been on this site since Domesday Book avenue of lime trees. This avenue was never many eye ailments. Recording. The last mill was built in the 18th C. completed all the way to the Hall. on older foundations. It was still used to supply electricity to the Hall in the 1920's. Parts of the Ancient Custom (3) mill race walls can be seen where the water Old 'Barn' (9) When the Squire William Tankerville flows out of the pond. Of medieval origin built of local Lias stone this Chamberlayne died at the Hall in 1906, his coffin building, which might have been a chapel, is was carried along the footpath to St James the second oldest building in Southam after St Church. According to ancient Warwickshire James' Church. SOUTHAM
HOLYWELLWALK 4 Stoneythorpe Hall Monks may well have lived on this site River It N 2 The Holy Well until the early 14th century. Recently A Grade 2 listed building the house has been subject to which was first recorded as ch part of the Manor of Southam in 998. The natural spring conservation work. e The Holy Well has been in existence for n water provided treatment for certain eye problems. over one thousand years. This walk takes you around the Holy Well and along the paths of ancient history. Just Site of 6 old mill follow the red route on the map Welsh Road W 5 opposite; you will find the Southam Weir est Heritage Trail red markers placed on Stoneythorpe Rd
key posts to help you along the way. Hall 4 Ancient 6 6a River Stowe 3 Custom mes RLS Holy Ja P Duration - 1 hr St Polo Park Lane Wood wc The circular walk takes about one hour. 7 Well Please wear sturdy boots in inclement St Grounds 2 l weather. R l 1 SOUTHAM Mill Pits D TOWN Distance - ???? 6 Polo Grounds Lime River Stowe The home of the Royal trees Market Hi CENTRE The red route distance is around ????. 7 Leamington Spa Polo 8 Club where matches Old 'Barn' Car Park - Wood St take place throughout Free parking. the summer. River Itchen A425 Leamington Road OS Map - Explorer Map 222 Discover Southam on the Rugby OS map. Flora & Fauna 'There is an abundance of wildlife here; trees Refreshments - Market Hill 9 The Old Barn and shrubs, flowers and Food & drink can be found in the main streets. Of medieval origin and built grasses as well as birds, of Blue Lias stone this building, small mammals plus fish For more information on Southam's which might have been a in the rivers.' interesting history, please refer to Southam's chapel, is the second oldest Town Trail leaflet. building in Southam after St James' Church. KEY Map not to scale Church / Chapel Car Parking P Disability Access D Public Toilets wc Recreation Ground R Field Boundaries Roads Holy Well walk River Footpath
SOUTHAM
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HHOLYWELLWALK. . . MONKS AILMENTS & TRADITIONS
Disability Access (1 - 2) tradition once a corpse has been carried along a The Dallas Burston Polo Grounds (6) Disability access is only available as far as the path or road it makes it a public right of way for Transformation from farmland to polo ground Holy Well between points 1 & 2. Approx. 10 min 100 years. The path from the Hall to the Holy began in 1998. It is the home of the RLS (Royal to Well. Well should traditionally be a public path until Leamington Spa) Polo Club. 2006 - the path beyond that is a permanent right of way under the Enclosure Act 1761. Under this field (6a) towards the north end of The Holy Well (2) the footpath is the site of a medieval deserted A Scheduled Ancient Monument and Grade 2 Stoneythorpe Hall (4) settlement. Earthworks suggest it contained 10 Listed Building. It is reputed to have been used crofts with probably stone pits or fish ponds. by monks at Stoneythorpe - hence the Holy Well. From the fields near the weir are views of the Hall (currently unoccupied). The house was In 1761 the Holy Well was specifically excluded rebuilt, on medieval foundations, in 1623 and from the Enclosure Act with the proviso that it modernised in the 19th C. In its heyday there Mill Pits and Quarried Area (7) The Domesday Book mentions two mills in this should be fenced with oak posts and rails and were extensive gardens with many trees. area - one at the weir and the other which was free access to the Well was to be provided for all Tradition says Augustinian Black Canons lived laid waste in 1410 possibly on an island in the Southam inhabitants. there until the early 14th C. The property belonged to the Chamberlayne family from middle of the river about 200 metres north of Thorpe Bridge. This area was quarried for local The current stonework was probably built late 1671-1997 when it was bought by Dr. Dallas limestone long ago. There are also signs of 18th / early 19th C. with further repairs around Burston who is converting this part of the estate ancient ridge and furrow cultivation in the 1926. into polo grounds. vicinity. Following improvements in the water supply in 2004, sympathetic restoration was carried out in Weir and site of old water mill (5) 2005/6 supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The weir was built to make a mill pond to supply Avenue of Limes (8) This water is exceptionally cold and comes from power to Stoneythorpe Mill. The mill ruins were From the bottom of Woodbine Hill on the below the quarry area on the Coventry Road. finally demolished in the 1960's. A mill may have Leamington Rd towards Stoneythorpe Hall, is an The water was reputed to be very efficacious for been on this site since Domesday Book avenue of lime trees. This avenue was never many eye ailments. Recording. The last mill was built in the 18th C. completed all the way to the Hall. on older foundations. It was still used to supply electricity to the Hall in the 1920's. Parts of the Ancient Custom (3) mill race walls can be seen where the water Old 'Barn' (9) When the Squire William Tankerville flows out of the pond. Of medieval origin built of local Lias stone this Chamberlayne died at the Hall in 1906, his coffin building, which might have been a chapel, is was carried along the footpath to St James the second oldest building in Southam after St Church. According to ancient Warwickshire James' Church.
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Directions Easy access is gained from the M6, M40, and M1. The town is located at the junction of SOUTHAM the A423 between Coventry and Banbury and the A 425 Leamington to Northampton.
Southam is ideally situated for discovering Shakespeare's Stratford, Warwick and Kenilworth with their ancient castles and HOLYWELLWALK Coventry with its impressive cathedral. It is also convenient for the spa town of Royal Leamington Spa with its modern shopping facilities and racecourses at Warwick and Stratford. Within a mile of the town centre there are, probably, the finest Polo Grounds in Europe. Information For details of events, accommodation, Southam Town Trail and the Blue Lias Rings, Other Attractions please visit the library or: The National Heritage Motor Museum at Telephone - 01926 812523 Gaydon, Battle site at Edge Hill and National Website - www.southamonline.co.uk. Trust properties of Upton House, Charlecote Park and Farnborough Hall, The Museum of For local information and a town map By-gones at Claydon, The Museum of Southam Town Council office is open every Southam currently at Beech Loft, Chesterton morning 9am to 12 noon. Windmill (Old Lady of Warwickshire), the Telephone - 01926 814004. Dassett Hills and Castles at Warwick and Kenilworth. Leaflet created by nomad - nomadcorp.co.uk Compton Verney house is a centre of arts and unusual events. The Royal Leamington Spa TO COVENTRY Polo Grounds and the Royal Show Ground are TO BIRMINGHAM TO RUGBY close by. Stoneleigh Abbey has been restored recently.
There is a series of country walks known as LEAMINGTON SPA the Blue Lias Rings and several interesting WARWICK A425 canal walks at Bascote, Long Itchington and 15 14 SOUTHAM A425 Napton complete with waterside pubs. 13 Eat, Drink & Stay A46 M40
Southam has a large selection of take aways B4451 A STRATFORD UPON AVON 12 4 from Chinese to fish and chips. Several pubs 23 and coffee shops offer traditional fare and TO BANBURY snacks. Restaurants can be found in the town, TO LONDON at the Polo Grounds and at the Stoneythorpe and Tarsus Hotels. Several B&Bs and a local caravan and campsite are also available.
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Directions Easy access is gained from the M6, M40, and M1. The town is located at the junction of SOUTHAM the A423 between Coventry and Banbury and the A 425 Leamington to Northampton.
Southam is ideally situated for discovering Shakespeare's Stratford, Warwick and Kenilworth with their ancient castles and HOLYWELLWALK Coventry with its impressive cathedral. It is also convenient for the spa town of Royal Leamington Spa with its modern shopping facilities and racecourses at Warwick and Stratford. Within a mile of the town centre there are, probably, the finest Polo Grounds in Europe. Information For details of events, accommodation, Southam Town Trail and the Blue Lias Rings, Other Attractions please visit the library or: The National Heritage Motor Museum at Telephone - 01926 812523 Gaydon, Battle site at Edge Hill and National Website - www.southamonline.co.uk. Trust properties of Upton House, Charlecote Park and Farnborough Hall, The Museum of For local information and a town map By-gones at Claydon, The Museum of Southam Town Council office is open every Southam currently at Beech Loft, Chesterton morning 9am to 12 noon. Windmill (Old Lady of Warwickshire), the Telephone - 01926 814004. Dassett Hills and Castles at Warwick and Kenilworth. Leaflet created by nomad - nomadcorp.co.uk Compton Verney house is a centre of arts and unusual events. The Royal Leamington Spa TO COVENTRY Polo Grounds and the Royal Show Ground are TO BIRMINGHAM TO RUGBY close by. Stoneleigh Abbey has been restored recently.
There is a series of country walks known as LEAMINGTON SPA the Blue Lias Rings and several interesting WARWICK A425 canal walks at Bascote, Long Itchington and 15 14 SOUTHAM A425 Napton complete with waterside pubs. 13 Eat, Drink & Stay A46 M40
Southam has a large selection of take aways B4451 A STRATFORD UPON AVON 12 4 from Chinese to fish and chips. Several pubs 23 and coffee shops offer traditional fare and TO BANBURY snacks. Restaurants can be found in the town, TO LONDON at the Polo Grounds and at the Stoneythorpe and Tarsus Hotels. Several B&Bs and a local caravan and campsite are also available.