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PHOTO COVENTRY DHILLON'S SPIRE BAR IN GREYFRIARS STEEPLE DRESDEN PLACE COVENTRY THE LOCAL CRAFT BREWERY DHILLONS BASED IN ROWLEY'S GREEN HAS TAKEN OVER THE BAR IN GREYFRIARS STEEPLE AND HAVE PLACED COVERED TABLES AND BENCHES OUTSIDE ALLOWING FOR WELL-VENTILATED BUT FAIRLY WEATHERPROOF POST-PANDEMIC SOCIALISING. GREYFRIARS WAS A MEDIEVAL FRANCISCAN FRIARY SUPPRESSED AT THE REFORMATION; ONLY THE SPIRE SURVIVED OF THE MONASTIC BUILDINGS. A CHURCH OF ENGLAND PARISH CHURCH WAS BUILT NEXT TO IT IN THE 19TH CENTURY BUT WAS DESTROYED IN A GERMAN AIR RAID IN 1941. IN 1974 THE AREA WAS FORMALLY NAMED DRESDEN PLACE IN THE PRESENCE OF THE VISITING MAYOR OF DRESDEN THE TWIN CITY OF COVENTRY IN EAST GERMANY AND A PLAQUE ERECTED ON THE STEEPLE COMMEMORATING THIS EVENT; IT CAN JUST BE SEEN IN THE PHOTO ABOVE AND TO THE LEFT OF THE CUSTOMER DRESSED IN GREEN. 2021 COPYRIGHT ALAN PAXTONPHOTO PAPER THICKNESS NORMAL PHOTOGRAPH THICKNESS
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PHOTO SIZE SIZE 6 X 4 inches
CONDITION: SOME CROPPING OR WHITE LINES TOP/BOTTOM MAY OCCUR DUE TO PHOTO RATIO
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