Coventry Photos and Paintings on the Internet

Longford man finds old photos, it mentions Technical college and Alfred Herberts. Sporting memories recalled after find Lythalls Lane Dog Track Banba Club

Some great pics of Coventry here.

Old, not so old, new. It all looks good, a city moving forwards, not scurrying along in the tram lines. It is a city which has something for everybody, and I can think of worse places to live.

Great controversial collection there Mike thank you. I think the Cathedrals steal the show though, but you can keep the Whittle boomerangs

Huge collection of Coventry photographs on the Flickr website - being discussed in our own topic Many styles and it all looks good.

What a fabulous collection of photos there, thanks Mike. The cathedrals obviously feature a great deal, but particularly great to see so many other wonderfully colourful Coventry scenes featured, too.

My kids are fascinated by the mural that was moved to the end of the Lower Precinct.

Scroll down photos of Hearsall Common fair late 50s to 60s - link

Foleshill Road Gas Works, also Benedictine guest house found when demolishing Trinity Street - Andy Wylie's photos Use arrows back and fro to see more.

Coventry going on holiday at the same time. Scroll down a little for gallery - link Night clubs, Coventry - link

Coventry postcards - link Mixture of black and white photos, a few of the cathedral and Hillfields - link

Telegraph look back at Coventry buildings - link

Thanks Morgana I'd love to know where that picture of the Midland Daily Telegraph vans was taken? Loading up the latest edition of the "Midland Daily Telegraph" into Alvis vans, Coventry, September 1924

In 1924 they would have been at 18 Hertford Street Don't think that helps identify the location of the photograph

I think that the photo was taken from the Barracks Market looking Toward St Michaels. Zoom in to the flag on the market and the view is just above it. The second view is even better. Britain From Above Better version