Where is this in Coventry?

Hertford Street, on the Broadgate House bridge

Well done Steffers.

. . . and who am I?

At the back of a building we all knew well.

Don't know where it is but the guy on the left looks like the kind of photo from a US year book they use to identify the mass murderer/victim they're looking for.

Pardon? That's a picture of me! It was taken at what was, and still is, the proudest moment of my life, the Major Awards Ceremony in Coventry all those years ago. A survey had been done throughout Coventry, and ours was the only house in the street to have an old fashioned brass door knocker, instead of a modern electric door bell. So I was awarded the No Bell prize.

Groan at Slim Just to be clear, I'm not saying the fellow looks like a murderer/victim, just that the photo looks American. It's set in a studio with that funny background and the outfit, right up to the angle of the mortar board, doesn't look British either. It's the type of photo they put in year books with a caption underneath. 'Most likely to... appear in a porthole advertising student accommodation.'

Elizabeth Frink - from by the original entrance to Herbert Art Gallery

I am sure that most will know where this is but does anyone know what the initials are? I have no idea so don't ask me.

I'm thinking of a place in Coventry: A bridge runs over it, it was built in remembrance to someone, it has a gate at each end, and is less than a quarter of a mile from the cathedral.

Garlands Joke Shop, Would you be thinking of this bridge & gate? Peter.

Hi Peter, Yes well done! It is Lady Herbert's Garden. The garden was built in the 1930's by Alfred Herbert in memory to his wife, Florence. It is located between two city gates (the Swanswell and Cook Street Gates). A great little green oasis in the city centre. Luke.

Like you I knew where it was but didn't know it had moved or who the initials belonged to and I was there last year.

I put this in the jigsaw collection but can anyone say where it is from. It is in Coventry.