Published 4 months ago by Mark Schuster
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This flying walkway commemorates the 'new' millennium. It is public art and part of the Phoenix Initiative. Phoenix because coventry represents ...(more)
Published 5 months ago by Graham Harwood
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A virtual tour of the award winning Lanchester Library at Coventry university.
Published over 1 year ago by Jonathan Hagen
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A view from the new entrance to Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery and Museum. Also seen is the old and new Cathedrals and the University's student union.
Published over 1 year ago by Jonathan Hagen
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Coventry's finest park has recently undergone a multi million pound face lift. This includes a new visitor's centre, upgraded facilities footba...(more)
Published over 3 years ago by Mark Schuster
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Lady Godiva is said to have ridden on horseback naked through the streets of Coventry by way of protest agains the way her husband treate...(more)
Published almost 4 years ago by Mark Schuster
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As a junior officer in the Royal Airforce in the late 1930s Frank Whittle got the idea for the turbo jet aircraft engine. With v...(more)
Published almost 4 years ago by Mark Schuster
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Canterlevered out above Millennium Place is a walkway which takes you from this public space among the trees above Lady Herbet's G...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Buttercups in a managed meadow at Coombe Country Park just outside Coventry. During the Summer months this area is left to encourage wild flowe...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Bridge No. 1 (Leicester Row) just beyond Coventry Canal Basin. The canal features various works of art commisioned by many artist...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Coventry Canal Basin opened in 1769 and was built by James Brindley. It was restored to its present state in the mid-1990s. The canal its...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Coventry canal, close to Hawkesbury junction (otherwise known as Sutton Stop) at Longford. The canal, as well as being a popular route for narrow boats, also forms part of an art trail.
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Panorama of Hawkesbury Junction as seen from a 1837 cast iron bridge, made at the Britannia Foundry in Derby before being transported to its perma...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Former mineral railway bridge on the Coventry canal near Hawkesbury Junction. Adorned with the work of metalwork sculptor, Walenty Pytel, the piece, ...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Hawkesbury Junction is a meeting between the Coventry Canal and the Oxford Canal. It is also known as Sutton Stop and is an important ...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Westwood - Training centre for Network Rail. The site was designed by MacCormac, Jameson & Pritchard for Cable & Wireless but is now used ex...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Exterior of Allesley Hall which is now a private nursing residence. Allesley Hall lies on the north side of Coventry with open spaces and a golf course. The grounds are open to the public all year round.
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Westwood - Training centre for Network Rail. The site was designed by MacCormac, Jameson & Pritchard for Cable & Wir...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Heron waiting patiently by the water at Coombe Park near Coventry. The woods provide a haven for wildlife and form part of the grounds of Co...(more)
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Brinklow parish church, between Coventry and Rugby. The church is 13th century. Brinklow also boasts the remains of a Norman castle. The name Brinklow is said to mean a burial mound on the brink of a hill.
Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames
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Priory Place, Coventry, at night. As well as being the home of BBC Coventry & Warwickshire, Priory Place is made up of apartments, restauran...(more)
