Our photographer Mike Baker has been given full access to the site at Abbey Fields in Kenilworth where significant medieval remains have been unearthed.
The project team opened up the site to the public on Tuesday (October 3).
The ancient structures – of which there are five in total – plus five stone lined drains and other remains, will eventually be covered over again so this was potentially a final opportunity for people to see them.
More information on the Abbey Fields swimming pools project including 3D model images of the archaeological finds by RiVR.uk can be found on the Warwick District Council website.
There is also an online form to submit questions to the programme team.
1. Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site.
Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site. Photo: Mike Baker
2. Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site.
Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site. Photo: Mike Baker
3. Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site.
Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site. Photo: Mike Baker
4. Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site.
Abbey Fields Open Day, Kenilworth - to view the archaeological remains, unearthed during the excavation works of the former swimming pool site. Photo: Mike Baker