EPW053107 ENGLAND (1937). New housing at Chapel Fields, Coventry, 1937

St Thomas's Church, demolished 1976.

Albany Road

Broomfield Tavern

Broomfield Place

Craven Arms

Hearsall Common

Nursery Tavern Public House

One of the shops here was 'Beazley's Model Shop' in the 1950 until the early 1960s. A wonderful shop for small boys!

This was the location of Bunty Coaches after the war. They were there through the 1950 until the mid 1960s or thereabouts.

Spon End Arches.

The Plaza cinema - a motor dealer is now on the site.

All Souls R.C. School. It's now a nursery, with the school round the corner in Abercorn Road.

The old Maudslay Motors, at this stage it was probably part of Standard Motors. It was later part of Massey Ferguson. It is now housing, Madeira Croft.

Watson Road

Approximate position of the new sub-station built in the late 1950s / early 1960s.

St Mary Magdellen C of E church. This had a lovely bright blue tiled roof.

All Souls RC church.

Maudsley Rd Post Office. Run by a Mr Pratt in the 1960s, still there today with a different postmaster.

I think this is location of Pails Bakery. Old fashioned bakers - I used to collect a loaf hot from the oven on the way home from school at 'Dinner Time'.

Centaur Rd School

No 47 Abercorn Rd - lived here in the 1950s - mid 1960s.

Allesley Terrace, demolished in the 1960s

Electricity sub-station

Kingsland Avenue

Queensland Avenue

Sir Thomas White's Road

Abercorn Road

Crosbie Road

Merrivale Road

Prince of Wales Road

Allesley Old Road

Oldfield Road

Maudslay Road

Craven Street

Coventry Technical College

Old Road Garage

Duke Street

Lord Street

61 Allesley Old Road. 19th century master watch-maker's house with workshops behind. Now demolished.

Mount Street

Bowling green

The Maudslay public house