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NeilsYard
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Fri 26th Aug 2022 11:48am
I know we have had a very similar view to this one before, but Paul Reynolds on FB gave me permission to share this one which his dad took. Had to add as it's in colour and some great detail is brought to life. Where would this have been taken from?
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NeilsYard
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92 of 99
Fri 26th Aug 2022 12:02pm
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
93 of 99
Mon 29th Aug 2022 1:09pm
Brill comes to my mind, Neil. I see buildings more identifiable when in colour.  |
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NeilsYard
Coventry Thread starter
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94 of 99
Mon 26th Sep 2022 5:45pm
More of Stoneleigh Terrace. |
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NeilsYard
Coventry Thread starter
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95 of 99
Tue 28th Feb 2023 4:44pm
A bit more (distant!) delicious content which is zoomable, thanks to Coventry Digital.
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Prof
Gloucester |
96 of 99
Sun 5th Mar 2023 1:07pm
My Nana, Mary Elizabeth Kendall, was required to do 'war work', so found a job as a filing clerk at The Towers! |
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Sun 5th Mar 2023 3:18pm
Welcome back, Prof.  That would be a very good topic for discussion. There must have been many women enrolled for 'war work' in Coventry. I had an aunt that became an ambulance driver before and after the war. |
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bk
Coventry |
98 of 99
Mon 6th Mar 2023 9:27am
Absolutely right Dreamtime. I've some lovely stuff of women chemists at Courtaulds
Including the amazing Dr Vera Furness, who I believe eventually joined the Courtaulds board as the first women on a FTSE 100 board ever.
b p kyneswood
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Midland Red
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99 of 99
Mon 6th Mar 2023 9:54am
On 5th Mar 2023 3:18pm, Dreamtime said:
Welcome back, Prof.
The topic has been discussed over the years in the Wartime miscellany thread That would be a very good topic for discussion. There must have been many women enrolled for 'war work' in Coventry. I had an aunt that became an ambulance driver before and after the war.
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