Rob Orland
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Sat 6th Aug 2022 6:13pm
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#28 The inscription on the ship says FROM THE CZECHOSLOVAK MOTORSHIP "LIDICE" IN TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP TO THE BRAVE CITY OF COVENTRY. |
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
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Sat 6th Aug 2022 7:01pm
Thanks for the clue, Rob, the picture is March 1960, Mr J Pinkava, Czech Charg |
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Rob Orland
Historic Coventry |
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Tue 9th Aug 2022 10:49am
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#43 - "The Lord Mayor of Coventry, Alderman Mrs. Emily Allen, addresses the crowd from the steps of the Council House during a "Parade of Champions" through the streets of the city to celebrate their promotion to the first division. Behind her are the Sky Blue players with Jimmy Hill on the left and the Lady mayoress, Mrs. Elsie Jones is on the right. They then went to St. Mary's Hall for a civic reception. 30th April 1964." - Coventry Evening Telegraph. |
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
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Fri 16th Sep 2022 12:14pm
Dolls Hospital anyone? None of my commercial directories (thanks for those again, Heathite!) cover the era I think this one is from. That looks like the GEC behind so I'm thinking somewhere around Albion Street?
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Midland Red
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Fri 16th Sep 2022 12:38pm
Think it might be Queen Victoria Road, opposite the Drill Hall. |
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Helen F
Warrington |
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Fri 16th Sep 2022 3:03pm
Spot on MR. Number 62 if I'm reading the map right. The factory building is the Electrical works on the corner of Garfield Road.
BFA
In 1955
62 Bray Walter C.
62 Dolls Hospital
62 Dent M. G., radio dealer
It was gone by 1960 |
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
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Fri 16th Sep 2022 3:27pm
Yes, it was number 62. In newspaper articles and ads, Helen, Mr Mark Dent was evicted in January 1960 after his battles with the council for compensation. Before he was evicted he gave away £2000 worth of dolls to various charities. The shop was in the line of the shopping precinct which was to link Shelton Square with Queen Victoria Road, I presume The City Arcade. |
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bk
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Thu 6th Oct 2022 3:21pm
Dear all
I have updated the Arthur Cooper archive with the captions generated so far. Thank you all for your hard work.
I'm looking for a way to search for empty captions - as ever, do look at the spreadsheet first and then go to that section on the system.
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
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Thu 6th Oct 2022 3:25pm
Nice one, Ben. It's been good fun identifying. Easier searches would be great as you need to cycle through from the start again to get back to the point you were last on, if carrying on the next day, etc. |
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bk
Coventry Thread starter
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Thu 6th Oct 2022 4:26pm
Looking into that today.
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bk
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Wed 19th Oct 2022 11:19am
Is this a hospital? I thought it was Wheatley Street School at first. Not sure what's going on.
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bk
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Wed 19th Oct 2022 11:22am
Post-war - but where?
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NeilsYard
Coventry |
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Wed 19th Oct 2022 11:44am
Ben, post #46 is Gulson Road Hospital:
:and #47 I don't think is Cov as that looks like a beach to me! |
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
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Wed 19th Oct 2022 12:08pm
I agree with picture 47 being more like the seaside. There are several places with cafes called Devonia, the cafe on the right hand side. There was one on Cleethorpes but I can't spot where it would be. |
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