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There were a number of improvements to Warwick in the 19th century. In 1810 some of the streets of Warwick were paved and in 1822 Warwick gained a gas supply. In 1849 a hospital was built and in the late 19th century a clean water supply was created and sewers were dug. A public library opened in Warwick in 1866. Furthermore the railway reached Warwick in 1852.

From 1881 horse drawn trams ran from Warwick to Leamington. At the beginning of the 20th century they were replaced by electric trams. However they gave way in turn to buses.

Through the centuries Warwick was a market town rather than a manufacturing centre. That remains true today.

LINKS

A Brief History of Warwick

Tourist Information Warwick

Visitors Guide to Warwick

Warwick Castle