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nirvana
coventry
106 of 984  Fri 25th Oct 2013 7:51pm  

Hi mickw, was it a shop called Weavers to Wearers, I think it was something like that.
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
mickw
nuneaton
107 of 984  Sat 26th Oct 2013 12:57pm  

Hi Bernie1 can`t for the life of me remember the name of the shop it is just the shop assistant that sticks in my mind I`ll never forget her
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
TonyS
Coventry
108 of 984  Wed 4th Dec 2013 11:50am  

Apologies if this has been posted before, but here is a fascinating silent film of various views of the city centre. Broadgate & City Centre 1950
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
nirvana
coventry
109 of 984  Wed 4th Dec 2013 3:34pm  

Thank you Tony S that's the first time I have seen this film I thought it was great
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
dutchman
Spon End
110 of 984  Wed 4th Dec 2013 4:22pm  

So who here remembers the kiddie roundabout in West Orchard? (3m06s) It looks very much like the one used later in the circular market?
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
deanocity3
keresley
111 of 984  Wed 11th Dec 2013 4:39pm  

Lyons tea rooms 1941 Forum library image
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
dutchman
Spon End
112 of 984  Wed 11th Dec 2013 5:05pm  

Both Lyons and the pre-war Salmon & Gluckstein shop in Broadgate were owned by the same Salmon family of which the most famous descendant is probably TV chef Nigella Lawson. Her mother was Nigel Lawson's first wife, Vanessa Salmon.
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
mickw
nuneaton
113 of 984  Wed 11th Dec 2013 6:25pm  

Hi Dutchman, my dad's accountant was named Salmon who`s office was in Broadgate House, I wonder if he was a relative too Thumbs up ?
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
dutchman
Spon End
114 of 984  Wed 11th Dec 2013 7:55pm  

Hi Mick Wave 'Salmon' is a very common surname among Jewish emigres so probably related, but not very closely. Smile
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
AD
Allesley Park
115 of 984  Fri 10th Jan 2014 7:59pm  

I've added some amateur screenshots from mySketchup idea of Broadgate/Precinct into my gallery. They can be found here: Broadgate/Precinct idea
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
AD
Allesley Park
116 of 984  Wed 19th Feb 2014 10:17pm  

On 12th May 2012 11:09pm, TonyS said:
On 11th May 2012 7:36pm, AD said: As for the new Square, when I first saw it on a sunny day just after opening I thought it looked quite clean and uncluttered, even tranquil without the traffic (although it having more tarmac patchwork than the one they'd just dug up annoyed me immensely!)
As Jaytob mentioned back in post 86, the tarmac "patchwork" is temporarily filling the areas reserved for electric hook-up points. But I do agree about the whole area appearing a little "bleak". I'm going to reserve final judgement until its totally completed.
Here's a recent pic from the Telegraph website. LINK Seems that 'temporary' tarmacing isn't quite as temporary as we were led to believe. in fact it appears a bit bigger now.
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks
117 of 984  Sat 28th Jun 2014 12:08pm  

Hi all Wave After watching the Royal Lady speed through Coventry station, this was a delight to spot in Broadgate
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks
118 of 984  Sat 28th Jun 2014 12:10pm  

Whilst in Broadgate, another lady went round on a horse with a nosy parker watching her.
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
TonyS
Coventry
119 of 984  Sat 28th Jun 2014 12:12pm  

On 28th Jun 2014 12:08pm, PhiliPamInCoventry said: After watching the Royal Lady speed through Coventry station, this was a delight to spot in Broadgate
Yes, they need another £5000 in order to complete the restoration of the engine.
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate
PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks
120 of 984  Sat 28th Jun 2014 12:20pm  

Well, a few bob less now as we put some dosh in the bucket
Local History and Heritage - Broadgate

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