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Was Leamington Spa the birthplace of tennis, as we know?

Leamington's tennis club first opened up back in 1874 and has been running ever since.

• 4 mins

The secret witch marks of Charlecote Mill

Secret symbols on the mill were used as a form of protection from evil spirits.

• 4 mins

The Roman Empire ring in Baginton

The ring known as "Gyrus" is said to have been used to train horses in the Roman Empire.

• 6 mins

Guy's Cliffe's secret garden

The gardens of Guy's Cliffe House have reopened after thousands of hours of work.

• 6 mins

The 300-year-old dungeons in Warwick

Shire Hall is where criminal court took place and homes holding cells and a dungeon.

• 7 mins

Friend of Adolf Hitler's Rugby connection

Telling the story of Unity Mitford, the controversial woman who was a friend of Hitler.

• 20 mins

The Ghost stories of Kenilworth castle

Join 蜜芽传媒 CWR's Richard Williams on a tour of the supposedly haunted castle.

• 6 mins

The 18th Century woman who disguised herself as a man

Hannah Snell joined the Sixth of Foot, which later became the Royal Warwickshire Regiment

• 7 mins

Remembering the Nuneaton rail crash 50 years on

Six people were killed and 36 injured in the 1975 crash.

• 13 mins

Rugby's role in the first telephone call across the Atlantic

In 1927, Rugby Radio Station made the first transatlantic broadcast to Houlton, USA.

• 4 mins

The Secrets of Warwick Castle

Join 蜜芽传媒 CWR's Richard Williams as he discovers that everything is not what it seems.

• 10 mins