EPW001193 ENGLAND (1920). Factories, Red Lane, Great Heath, Coventry, 1920

Coventry Canal. Swan Lane Wharf.

Coventry Canal.

Site of the Jackblock flats. Alpha House,is an accommodation tower block,also known as the "Jackblock flats'', and was the first example of the advanced "Jackblock" method of construction. Using this system, the ground-floor slab was cast first, and acted as a base for the 17 floors and the roof. Once a floor had been completed, it was jacked up a full storey in height, at a speed of 1 metre in 2 hours.Built by Costain in 1962.

Heath Road railway bridge.

Frederick Birds School. Swan Lane .

Burlington Road bridge, crossing over the Coventry Loop railway line. The railway has gone,and is now the route of the A444.

Stoke Secondary Modern Schools. Briton Road.

Heath Road

Cromwell Street

Peel Street

The Bricklayers Arms public house

Mulliner Street

108 Red Lane, the home from 1901 to 1902 of Benjamin and Phyliss Curtis and their children Annie, Charles, Mary and Sarah having moved there from Leamington Spa.

Golden Horse pub Smith Street

Prince of Wales Cinema Converted into St. Finbarr's Irish Social Club late 40's early 50's

Coventry Ordnance Works 'COW'. Built as far from the sea as it's possible to get in England.

Leicester Causeway

Stoney Stanton Road

Cobden Street

Cobden Street

Red Lane School (Stanton Bridge)

Three Horse Shoes Public House

Prince Of Wales cinema

Red Lane

Webster's brickworks

Ordnance Road

Coventry Canal