| Helen F Warrington All posts by this member | 16 of 28 Fri 20th Oct 2017 12:29pm Member: Joined Mar 2013 Total posts:1005 The tunnel under the manor is that direction yes. You can just see the old version of the Hare and Squirrel at the end of Cow Lane. The timber frame building on the right.
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| NeilsYard Coventry All posts by this member Thread starter | 17 of 28 Fri 20th Oct 2017 12:47pm Member: Joined Aug 2010 Total posts:1776 Is that tunnel still the same one as is now Helen? I may feel the need to go and get a 'Now and Then' if it is? - fancy a trip with your camera Rob 
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| Helen F Warrington All posts by this member | 18 of 28 Fri 20th Oct 2017 12:53pm Member: Joined Mar 2013 Total posts:1005 Indeed it is. There are a few pictures that use the gateway as a frame. The Hare & Squirrel was quite photogenic. The Herbert ought to have a then and now exhibition. |
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| Annewiggy Tamworth All posts by this member | 19 of 28 Fri 20th Oct 2017 1:49pm Member: Joined Jan 2013 Total posts:1213 Yes, Helen, it frames some of our wedding pictures in 1969! |
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| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 20 of 28 Fri 20th Oct 2017 2:02pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4919 On 20th Oct 2017 12:22pm, NeilsYard said:
Ahh I didn't notice that Cliff, thanks - so is the shot in #1 taken looking north east towards Cow Lane etc? Just trying to get my bearings. What was the reason for creating New Union Street, does anyone know - apologies for going slightly off-thread but it's at such a juxtaposition to the way it was around there.
Have you had a look on Side by Side Maps?
Not the best image, but this photo was taken from roughly the same spot  |
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| NeilsYard Coventry All posts by this member Thread starter | 21 of 28 Sat 21st Oct 2017 11:24am Member: Joined Aug 2010 Total posts:1776 Yes use that side-by-side all the time Cliff - brilliant tool - I've actually been in touch with the Scottish Library about its use. |
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| NeilsYard Coventry All posts by this member Thread starter | 22 of 28 Sun 22nd Oct 2017 2:07pm Member: Joined Aug 2010 Total posts:1776 As if by magic - this one just popped up on FB and perfectly shows the line of those weavers' houses before New Union Street finally cut through them.
Yet another area to change drastically during the early '60s.
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| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 23 of 28 Sun 22nd Oct 2017 2:08pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4919 Great find, Neil! |
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| Helen F Warrington All posts by this member | 24 of 28 Sun 22nd Oct 2017 3:39pm Member: Joined Mar 2013 Total posts:1005 I remember New Union Street as where all the estate agents were. I never noticed the manor or the spire.
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| coventry49 Devon All posts by this member | 25 of 28 Sun 22nd Oct 2017 5:41pm Member: Joined Jan 2015 Total posts:174 I wonder what date that picture was taken Neil? Very early 1960s I guess. I remember the old cottages, but from the back of them on the little lane which ran from the side of The Quadrant to the Manor House and onto New Union Street. I don't recall seeing them from the front. |
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| NeilsYard Coventry All posts by this member Thread starter | 26 of 28 Sun 22nd Oct 2017 5:56pm Member: Joined Aug 2010 Total posts:1776 Hi Rosemary  yes I looked on some old-maps and I think they were gone by '61. |
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| Wearethemods Aberdeenshire All posts by this member | 27 of 28 Mon 23rd Oct 2017 9:54am Member: Joined Jun 2013 Total posts:358 My uncle had a carpet shop in White Street and had to vacate the premises due to demolition. He was allocated a new shop in New Union Street just down from the ones in the photograph. |
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| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 28 of 28 Mon 13th Nov 2017 6:36pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4919 From another thread:
Cheylesmore Manor gatehouse, inside view. Restoration of medieval timbers taking place. 1968
Cheylesmore Manor gatehouse, front view during overhaul of medieval timbers. 1968
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