Below are articles related to the ten stops of the Commonwealth Leamington trail. They are intended for publication in a forthcoming book called Global Leamington which will be published by the Leamington History Group. Please do not cite these without permission from the Leamington History Group.

Royal Pump Rooms

From Sugar Cane to Spa Water: The Greatheeds and the Development of Leamington SpaLink opens in a new window

Town Hall

The Colonial and Indian ExhibitionLink opens in a new window

Chapel Court

Emigration, Immigration and the National Agricultural Labourers' UnionLink opens in a new window

Imperial House

Charles Dickens' Dombey and Son and its Real-Life CounterpartsLink opens in a new window

No. 6 Willes Road

The Turpin Family: From British Guiana to British Boxing ChampionsLink opens in a new window

No. 31 Parade

John Gladstone: Colonial Wealth comes to LeamingtonLink opens in a new window

Salisbury Hall

Cornelia Sorabji and the Zenana Missionary SocietyLink opens in a new window

No. 57 Avenue Road

Dharam Singh, Jagmohan Joshi and Anti-Racist AlternativesLink opens in a new window

Gloucester Street

John Fairfax and The Sydney Morning HeraldLink opens in a new window

No. 3 Church Street

Shree Nath Rohilla and the Commonwealth Club