1 The Elephant (2.3.08)
2 Former Owen Owen store (2.3.08)
3 Lady Godiva Statue (2.3.08)
4 Lady Godiva Statue (2.3.08)
5 National Provincial Bank (2.3.08)
6 Broadgate House (2.3.08)

1 General Post Office (2.3.08)
2 General Post Office (2.3.08)

1 Pepper Lane (2.3.08)
2 Hay Lane from High Street (2.3.08)
3 High Street towards Broadgate (2.3.08)

1 Council House (2.3.08)
2 Clock Tower, Council House (2.3.08)
3 Main Entrance Council House (2.3.08)
4 Leofric and Godiva, Council House (2.3.08)
5 Coat of Arms, Council House (2.3.08)
6 Former Police Station, St Mary Street (2.3.08)
7 Archaeological Dig, St Mary Street (2.3.08)
8 Council House (2.3.08)

1 Kirby House (2.3.08)
2 Little Park Street (2.3.08)

1 "Coventry Boy" (2.3.08)
2 Coventry University buildings (2.3.08)

1 Drapers Hall (2.3.08)

1 County Hall (2.3.08)

1 Lychgate Cottages (23.5.04)
2 The Old Blue Coat School (23.5.04)
3 Trinity Lane (23.5.04)
4 The Old Blue Coat School (2.3.08)
5 Lychgate Cottages (2.3.08)
6 Priory Row (2.3.08)
7 Priory Row (2.3.08)

1 River Sherbourne (11.2.07)
2 Clock, Gilberts Jewellers (2.3.08)

1 Mercia House, Lower Precinct (2.3.08)
2 Lower Precinct (2.3.08)
3 Circular Cafe, Lower Precinct (2.3.08)

1 Looking towards Holy Trinity Church from inside the ruins (2.3.08)
2 Old Cathedral from Bayley Lane (2.3.08)
3 External view of East End (2.3.08)
4 Spires of Old Cathedral and Holy Trinity (2.3.08)
5 Commemorative Stone (2.3.08)
6 Cross of Nails (2.3.08)
7 Remembering Provost Howard (2.3.08)
8 "Ecce Homo" (2.3.08)
9 St Michael's Porch from Old Cathedral (2.3.08)
10 View to the Altar and East End (2.3.08)
11 View of Holy Trinity through ruined window (2.3.08)
12 "Reconciliation" (2.3.08)

1 Cathedral, Priory Street (2.3.08)
2 St Michael's Porch (2.3.08)
3 "St Michael & The Devil" (2.3.08)
4 Close-up of "The Devil" (2.3.08)
5 Stone from Lichfield Cathedral (2.3.08)
6 Foundation Stone (2.3.08)
7 External view of Nave Windows (2.3.08)
8 Broken glass, Nave Window (2.3.08)
9 Great West Screen (2.3.08)
10 Fleche (2.3.08)

1 St Michael's Avenue, looking towards Holy Trinity Church (2.3.08)
2 A 1960's replica of The Coventry Cross, alongside Holy Trinity Church (2.3.08)
3 The East Window and spire of Holy Trinity Church (2.3.08)

1 A view of the spire to Christ Church above the roof of Ford's Hospital (2.3.08)

1 Lady Herbert's Almshouses (23.5.04)
2 The Old Fire Station (11.2.07)
3 The Whittle Arch and The Road Transport Museum (11.2.07)

1 The Old Grammar School (11.2.07)
2 The Old Grammar School (2.3.08)
3 The Old Grammar School (2.3.08)

1 A general view, with the Royal Mail Sorting Office on the right (2.3.08)

1 Bond's Hospital (2.3.08)
2 Old Bablake School, with its cloistered passage (2.3.08)
3 Restored houses on Hill Street and Ryley Street (2.3.08)
4 Restored houses on Hill Street (2.3.08)
5 A plaque denoting the saving and restoring of the houses on Hill Street and Ryley Street (2.3.08)
6 Leigh Mills multi-storey carpark (2.3.08)

1 Flags flying outside the Ikea Store (2.3.08)
2 Ikea Store (2.3.08)
3 Ikea Store, viewed from Croft Road (2.3.08)

1 St John the Baptist Church (23.5.04)
2 A view the junction with Queen Victoria Road and Lower Holyhead Road (2.3.08)
3 Nos 1 and 2 Spon Street are re-erected 15th century buildings, formerly 54-57 Spon Street (2.3.08)
4 8, 9 and 10 Much Park Street, re-erected to form 163/164 Spon Street (2.3.08)
5 Restored buildings 166-169 Spon Street with re-erected 163/164 beyond (2.3.08)
6 Plate denoting location of Court 4 on the side of 12 Spon Street (2.3.08)
7 What remains of Court 4 as viewed from Spon Street (2.3.08)

1 Wall mural (2.3.08)

1 Coventry University Library (2.3.08)

1 Swanswell Gate (23.5.04)
2 Cook Street Gate (23.5.04)
3 Part of the City Wall off Upper Well Street, close to the site of Well Street Gate (2.3.08)
4 Remains of the City Wall and a semi-circular Bastion, between Upper Well Street and Lamb Street (2.3.08)
5 Remains of the City Wall and a square Watch Tower, behind Lamb Street (2.3.08)
6 Formerly Mill Lane and Brick Kiln Lane, now Gulson Road (27.6.09)
7 Formerly Mill Lane and Brick Kiln Lane, now Gulson Road (27.6.09)

1-5 Whitefriars (Carmelite) Friary, London Road (2.3.08)
6 "Queen Elizabeth's Window", Whitefriars (Carmelite) Friary, London Road (2.3.08)

1 Six remaining "Top Shops" (8.3.09)
2 Lloyds Bank (originally Humber Motor Works) (8.3.09)
3 Half-timbered buildings (8.3.09)

Built in the 19th century with park-like gardens, Copsewood House (later Grange) was at one time the residence of Sir Richard Moon (1814-1899), who had been Chairman of the London & North Western Railway. During the 20th century, GEC took over the building, and the surrounding land became a 9-hole golf course (The Grange). More recently home to Marconi Sports & Social Club, the building has become a sad sight, due to neglect and vandalism
[all photos were taken under supervision]

1 Bishop's House, Davenport Road (13.2.07)

1-2 The Town Wall Tavern, Bond Street (2.3.08)
3 The (Old) Stag, Bishop Street (2.3.08)
4 The Coventry Cross, The Burges (2.3.08)
5 The Beer Engine, Far Gosford Street (8.3.09)
6 The Elastic Inn, Lower Ford Street (8.3.09)
7 The Rose and Woodbine, Stoney Stanton Road (8.3.09)
8-11 The Court House, Blackberry Lane (15.11.09)
12 General Wolfe, Foleshill Road (15.11.09)
13-14 The Greyhound, Much Park Street (15.11.09)
15 The Peacock, Gosford Street (latterly Jasy Mood nightclub) (15.11.09)

Feb 2006 : Under demolition, Highfield Road, long-time home of Coventry City Football Club - to be redeveloped for housing, whilst the club moves into its new home at The Ricoh Arena

Situated on the edge of Coventry Airport, The Midland Air Museum houses a large collection of military and civil aircraft, and is also home to The Sir Frank Whittle Jet Heritage Centre, the local boy who invented the jet engine