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Main Street, COVENTRY, CV8 3HH

A brief burst of sunshine on an otherwise dull day brightens up the western side of Wolston's Main Street. There are hints of spring with crocuses growing on the stream bank. In common with many rural pubs at present, the Red Lion displays a 'To Let' sign.

Located on Main Street.

The stream separates the Red Lion Public House and cottages from Main Street

Looking SE towards the village centre with the war memorial and some timbered cottages.

Formerly two cottages, that on the right once a shop. 17th century with 19th century additions and alterations. Listed, grade II, with details at: https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1365080

Stream and war memorial beside the main street, Wolston

This picturesque row of three 18th century cottages is listed, grade II, with details at: https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1034883

In 1999, a pair of heavy Millstones was recovered from the woods near the old Wolston Mill. It was suggested that the stones should be used as a feature on the bank of The Brook, something that would act as a link with the village of the past and the village of the new Millennium. Unfortunately one of the stones disintegrated before it could be used, but the remaining stone was safely installed in August 2000. At the rear of the feature a plaque reads:- Wolston Parish Council Millennium Project Officially unveiled 30th September 2000 This Mill Stone was recovered from the ruins of the old Wolston Mill, and is intended to provide a tangible link with the past. It should be a reminder of our common bond with the people who have gone before and those who will take our place.