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NeilsYard
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Mon 6th Feb 2017 10:30pm
As it was mentioned in this thread - first time I think I've seen an image of Bushills.
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flapdoodle
Coventry |
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Mon 6th Feb 2017 10:35pm
Cor, that could have been converted into something special!
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Midland Red
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Tue 7th Feb 2017 8:05am
On 6th Feb 2017 10:30pm, NeilsYard said:
As it was mentioned in this thread - first time I think I've seen an image of Bushills.
You'll find reference to it here |
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Mon 20th Feb 2017 9:10pm
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Mon 20th Feb 2017 9:25pm
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Prof |
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Tue 21st Feb 2017 8:37pm
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Helen F
Warrington |
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Fri 7th Jul 2017 10:02pm
For sale on UK Ebay
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
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Tue 11th Jul 2017 9:11am
Can you send a link to that Helen as I couldn't see it. Rosemary tells me that the building to the left on the print was my Uncle Ray's house (one of my grandad's brothers!) so I may have to bid! |
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Tue 11th Jul 2017 9:28am
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mcsporran |
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Tue 11th Jul 2017 1:28pm
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Annewiggy
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Tue 11th Jul 2017 2:32pm
Neil that picture is a plate in "Unknown Warwickshire" by Mary Dormer Harris. |
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Garlands Joke Shop
Coventry |
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Sat 19th May 2018 5:19pm
Photos of the remnants of The Stone Arbour in the War Memorial Park.
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
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Tue 22nd May 2018 12:24pm
I often look at that Garlands as I'm near the park. I'm still intrigued by the Arbour and associated 'wild beast' sculptures/carvings and still on the hunt to track down the Arbour's original location. |
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
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Tue 22nd May 2018 7:20pm
Neil, a 1929 article in the Coventry Telegraph when the arbour was given to the corporation says that JB Shelton said it was difficult to find out the age. He had been informed that a Mr Smith who was a clergyman, living at Aspley in Bedfordshire, had it erected in the garden. I imagine this is Aspley Guise and looking at google their are several houses that could have had something like that. Shelton said their was a number 1792 on the arbour but he thought it was older than that and that was the date it was moved. |
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