Warwick 'Vintage' Print and Frame

Beautiful A4 print of the Lord Leycester Hospital, founded by Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester in 1591 and still in use today as an alms home for retired servicemen, and the West Gate of Warwick, one of two remaining gates from when Warwick was a walled town. These buildings dating from medieval times in the centre of Warwick, are a reminder of how the town looked before the Great Fire of Warwick in 1694. West Gate was also known as the 'hanging gate' topped by The Chapel of St. James the Great where monks would have endlessly chanted their prayers and masses. This print even shows the delightful Victorian pillar box, one of only two remaining in the town. A unique memento or gift available in a silver frame.