|
|
|
|||
|
Visual Index
City centre walk Postcards
[The latest
news]
Willenhall Local History Group
Think you know Coventry try this picture quiz
|
Interested in Coventry's History Read all about the criminal side in this book
Have you lost an ancestor? You maybe surprised how many people turn up after an appearance in court as a criminal! Have you tried to find information about what happened to them before and after conviction? Research into 'Coventry's Criminal Past', and one of Coventry's oldest buildings has found some surprising results and explains what happened and where to look for the relevant records from the Romans to the 1900's. Finding the right documents is the hard part, but you need to know what to look for even if the crime was committed elsewhere. You could also be amongst the first to judge the facts and decide if Coventry has a ‘missing’ Guildhall! Read about the criminal’s of Coventry and their crimes from Roman days up to the 1900’s. Click here for more information Family History research microfiche, booklets and Council Minutes for sale Home of Lady Godiva, Birth place of St George, The modern safely cycle, The motor car, and the Jet engine. If you are visiting England, why not stop awhile and see what the most central city has to offer? The city is the home to the finest FREE car museum in the county, see the fastest car in the world as well as many Royal vehicles One of my interests is the preservation of County Hall opened in 1783, and the story of a missing Guildhall!
Willenhall Local History Group The group now have a huge collection of photographs of the area and possibly the ONLY site which deals with World War Two hostels take a look, you may find a missing relation was one of the many thousands who spent some time living in hostel accommodation during 1942-1960 period Look at the following web sites for more local information
|
I wish to thank Chris from CWN for keeping my site alive follow the link below for lots of local news and links Coventry & Warwickshire Network Heart of England Community Foundation
Lady GodivaMrs. Pru Poretta
2001
This
section has 1,000's of people who were in some way connected
with the city
|
||
