Charterhouse Wall Painting Restored
The only surviving wall painting in a Carthusian monastery in England has been restored as part of that major conservation project at the Charterhouse. A large wall painting depicting the…
The only surviving wall painting in a Carthusian monastery in England has been restored as part of that major conservation project at the Charterhouse. A large wall painting depicting the…
Planning permission has been granted for a change of use of the Nonconformist Chapel at London Road Cemetery from a place of worship (D1) to Office Use (B3). The proposed…
This newspaper story is dated 29th November 1958. The text reads: “Admirers of St. Mary’s Hall, who were taken aback by a recent suggestion that a secondary staircase should be…
In 80 Years they developed 100,000 building plots in Coventry – Who were they? CovSoc Historian David Fry answers the question! If you live in a Coventry house that was…
by David McGrory, courtesy of Coventry City Council In the words of an ancient poem preserved in Bishop Percy’s, ‘Reliques of Old English Poetry, ‘St. George he was for England.’…
In December we reported on the plans for the Richard the Second Loop Line. This is a two mile cycle – pedestrian route along the old loop railway line from…
Historian and CovSoc member David Fry tells us about one of the city’s medieval gates. A few coincidences have prompted this bit of research into one of Coventry’s lost gates:…
In 2015 The Archers’ Lynda and Robert Snell are making a garden at Ambridge Hall as a memorial to the victims of the village’s floods that year. The garden’s centrepiece…
As the Daimler Powerhouse continues to take shape, Imagineer are bringing the history of the building to life through restoring elements of the original building and through encouraging people who…
A £1.7m project to restore several historical sections of London Road Cemetery has been completed. The work has seen repairs to the Anglican Chapel, removing and replacing damaged stones, cleaning…