The Churches Of Britain and Ireland
Coventry, West Midlands
Cheylesmore, Christ Church. © James King.
Coventry Cathedral, (ruined), dedicated to St Michael. The main part of the cathedral was destroyed during a bombing raid in 1940, only the tower and outer walls remain intact; at 295 feet the spire is the third tallest in England. Part of the modern post-war re-building can be seen to the right. A view from inside the destroyed building. 140 SP 336 790. © Paul Brown.
A view of the modern building, also dedicated to St. Michael. © James King. Interior view. © Aidan Thomson.
Earlsdon, Methodist Church. © James King.
Eastern Green, St. Andrew. © James King.
Fletchamstead, St. James. © James King.
Foleshill, St. Laurence. St. Paul. Baptist Church. Spiritualist Church. All © James King.
Gurdwara Guru Nanak Parkash (Sikh temple). © James King.
Holy Trinity. 140 SP 335 790. © Paul Brown. Another view. © James King. Interior view. Detail of the Doom Painting. Both © Aidan Thomson. Link.
The former Methodist Church on Stoney Stanton Road, now a Muslim community centre. © James King.
Potters Green, St. Philip. U.R.C. Both © James King.
St. Mary at Walsgrave. © Peter Morgan. Link.
St. Stanislaus Kosta (Polish R.C.). © James King.
Shree Krishna Hindu Temple. © James King.
Styvechale, St. James. St. Thomas More (R.C.). U.R.C. All © James King.
Tile Hill, Our Lady of the Assumption (R.C.). © James King.
26 February 2008
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