Lighting the way home, Poplar Road, Earlsdon
Introduction
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Lighting the way home, Poplar Road, Earlsdon
Image: © A J Paxton Taken: 24 Jun 2022
For more information on this mural by Katie Sullivan of Katie-O-Art, please see Image The mural is painted on the side of the former Co-op building by the clock roundabout; the City Arms pub can be seen across Earlsdon Street on the left. The large roundel at the top of the mural, which is shaped like a pocket watch and alludes to the historic watchmaking industry in this area, depicts Earlsdon Street itself. The lamp-bearing whale calls to mind Tove Jansson's illustrations in her Moomin books.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.399894
Longitude
-1.531107