Warwickshire Postcard: Kenilworth Castle Ruins Leicester Building 1910s XT5002

This sepia topographical postcard showcases a historic photographic view of the majestic red sandstone ruins of Kenilworth Castle. The focus centers on the towering Leicester's Building, built by Robert Dudley in the 16th century to impress Queen Elizabeth I, alongside the adjacent ivy-covered castle walls. Several Edwardian tourists are seen relaxing on the soft lawns below the impressive Tudor-era windows and stone remains.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by H. Twigger, Photographic Publisher, Warwick. The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This postcard was posted in 1914 to Miss Clarkson, The Briars, Oulton, Lowestoft.


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