​​Destruction, Courage, and Coventry’s Spirit
​​The impact of the Second World War on the city of Coventry, England, remains part of the city’s identity to this day. Between 1940 to 41 the city was bombed on numerous occasions.​

​Moonlight Inferno: Firefighters Sacrifice at Daimler​

​Coventry Archives​
contemporary

​An eventful night at the Cinema​

​Ghost Signs - Hay Lane​
contemporary

​The Three Angels​

​Operation Moonlight Sonata​

​Coventry Cathedral ‘Father Forgive’​

​Special Constable Brandon​

​Owen & Owen Store​ Memorial Plaque
contemporary

​Coventry Cathedral Blitz Museum​

​Coventry Police Museum​

​Daimler Factory​
historical

​Doctor William Annand​

​Dorothy Vane earns a George Medal​

​PC 76 Wilfred Lambert - Thin Blue Line at Jordan Well​

​Coventry Ordnance Works​
historical

​Royal Engineers Memorial​

​Betty Quinn awarded a George Medal​

​​Triumph Works​

Lidice Memorial, Coventry

​Commendations for Staff Nurse Meldrum and Nurse Underwood​

​Sam Moore, Stretcher Bearer​

​John Venables, AFS Messenger​

​Armstrong Siddeley Works​
historical

​Alexander Campbell and Unexploded Bombs​

​Blitz Victims Mass Grave, London Road Cemetery​

Coventry Blitz
Length: 7.98 km
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