Warwick Row and Greyfriars Green

You can see how Greyfriars spire looks the tallest from that distance.

Another beauty from CliffB - What's not to love about Sir Thomas still standing tall / The WW1 Tank and Stoneleigh Terrace -

Not the clearest of images but this one is thanks to Steve Quinn on FB - apparently it was saved from a skip. You see a bit of Stoneleigh Terrace and the Baptist Chapel on Queens Road's Spire/Tower before it was shortened -

A rare view of the original Reform Club. It was demolished to make way for the Congregational Chapel and the Reform Club moved 3 doors north to its more familiar location. Incidentally, this picture is probably pre 1888 because there don't appear to be tram tracks up Hertford Street.

A picture of 9 Warwick Row, taken last Sunday, I've liked Roman/Greek architecture type for years, so I don't know why I never paid this any attention before.

The last time I walked along there was to go into the Church Bookshop once after school. Ahh, happy memories.

More Coventry Smorgasbord FB page goodness - Sunday School Procession, Easter Monday, 8 April 1912. Passing the Rover Showrooms and Three Tuns, Warwick Row. The Rover Showrooms building went on to have many uses, including Intershop, The Litten Tree pub and most recently the LTB Showrooms.

The Date, 8th April 1912, Two days before RMS Titanic left Southampton on her maiden voyage.

Yes, the unsinkable boat! Yet, the boat that they said would never float is for all to see at Bristol historic marine berth, together with the news prints of the day declaring its inability to float!! I ask you? I'll go to the foot of our stairs!