paulguy
Paignton |
826 of 1703
Sun 8th Feb 2015 7:44pm
This photo is the Tally Ho, the Smithfield was right opposite the Coventry Theatre at the end of Corporation St. or Hales St. I remember in the early 70's Lenny Henry and Victoria Wood joining a group of us for a drink and Lenny wearing a sheepskin coat and loafers!! |
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Midland Red
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827 of 1703
Sun 8th Feb 2015 7:56pm
On 8th Feb 2015 7:18pm, fraserreece said:
Was it called The Spittlemore (moor) ??
No! The Spittlemoor was on Lower Ford Street |
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paulguy
Paignton |
828 of 1703
Sun 8th Feb 2015 8:44pm
That's correct Midland Red, was that the one on the corner? |
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dutchman
Spon End |
829 of 1703
Sun 8th Feb 2015 10:33pm
Yes, corner of Hood Street and Lower Ford Street.
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
830 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 5:40am
The Golden Cross (was The Bear) and Waters in High Street...... (Thanks to Paul Michael Kennelly)
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Midland Red
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831 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 7:52am
Golden Cross, Neil? Don't you mean Craven Arms? |
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Geoff
Stratford |
832 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 9:57am
A great shot of High Street that brings back a few memories. My first car was a Standard 10 on the right and the one on the left looks like a Hillman Minx which was my second car.
My mother and aunt would often pop into Waters for a sherry after doing their Saturday morning shopping |
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dutchman
Spon End |
833 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 11:18am
I love the way that picture captures the atmosphere of the High Street in the early 1960s. Brings back many memories.
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
834 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 11:33am
I went to the comptometer school at the back of the building next to the Craven Arms in the 1960's. The chefs from the Craven Arms restaurant used to talk to us across the roofs and they brought a birthday cake across for one of the girls. Happy memories. |
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Tricia |
835 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 2:37pm
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks |
836 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 3:41pm
On 10th Feb 2015 11:18am, dutchman said:
I love the way that picture captures the atmosphere of the High Street in the early 1960s. Brings back many memories.
Yes I agree, Dutchman. The picture content as well as the angle of the shot almost puts us there. |
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Dreamtime |
837 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 4:29pm
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PhiliPamInCoventry |
838 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 7:03pm
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
839 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 8:23pm
On 10th Feb 2015 7:52am, Midland Red said:
Golden Cross, Neil? Don't you mean Craven Arms?
Sorry Cliff.......... It was 0540 am! |
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
840 of 1703
Tue 10th Feb 2015 8:30pm
Bottom of Hertford Street showing the Barracks car park going up.
I'm presuming The Three Tuns had a license hence the inclusion here! (there's a Bass on-draught sign!) I'm sure this is where the later day 'pub' got its name from after redevelopment.
Also note Peeping Tom looking out on one of his original locations, and is that one of those Scammell Scarabs on the very left - just running down probably from Warwick Road goods yard.
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