Roseberry Avenue flats, viewed from underneath Samuel Hayward House
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Roseberry Avenue flats, viewed from underneath Samuel Hayward House
Image: © A J Paxton Taken: 7 Apr 2023
This is a view of three-storey blocks of flats on Roseberry Avenue, on the Bell Green estate in Coventry, seen from underneath Samuel Hayward House in Riley Square Image The flats face towards Riley Square and the road and back onto the open green spaces of the Sowe Valley floodplain. Modern Bell Green was built by Coventry Corporation in the 1950s and 60s to the designs of the city architect Donald Gibson and his successor Arthur Ling.
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Image Location
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52.436051
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-1.471002