Spon Street Collection

A medieval property in Spon Street which nearby residents say is an eyesore and a danger to children. The unoccupied property has been boarded up for several years waiting for a "

James Park, the Coventry fine-art dealer who left his his Corporation Street store because of the high rent, has found another city centre site at a third of the cost

A contrast in styles in Spon Street where the old will soon be overshadowed by the new as a 17 storey block of flats starts to rise by the side of the Inner Ring Road. Coventry, West Midlands

The last of the old properties in the outer section of Spon Street, Coventry, are being dismantled by experts. The timbers of Nos

Spon Street, Coventry, West Midlands. The Spon Street building, now almost a skeleton stripped of its fabric, was built as a pair of semi-detached houses, probably in the 14th century

Mediaeval magnificence. The latest building to be "transplanted"
Mediaeval magnificence. The latest building to be " transplanted" into Spon Street now provides an attractive home for Wilmas Galleries art gallery and Welsh Wool craft shop

Part of Spon Street showing a number of its old half-timbered buildings. Two properties, one on the left, the other by the lamp-post, have been restored in the last few years

General view of Spon Street, Coventry, West Midlands. Pictured, Nos. 159-162 Spon Street. October 1968

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Spon Street, located in Coventry, West Midlands, is a captivating blend of old and new. This medieval property nestled within the street has unfortunately become an eyesore for nearby residents. Despite its current state, it serves as a reminder of the historical charm that once graced this area. As you stroll along Spon Street, you'll witness a striking contrast in architectural styles. The old buildings that have stood the test of time are soon to be overshadowed by modern structures. It's bittersweet to see how progress can sometimes erase the beauty of the past. Amongst these changes, there stands one last relic from another era at the outer section of Spon Street. Its presence evokes nostalgia and reminds us of what once was. The magnificence of medieval architecture is on full display throughout Spon Street. Half-timbered buildings line its path, showcasing their intricate designs and craftsmanship from centuries ago. In one snapshot captured on October 18th, 1977, we catch a glimpse of James Park - a renowned fine-art dealer who left his mark on Corporation Street but found solace amidst the allure of Spon Street. Looking back through time with photos taken in November 1963 and October 28th, 1968 respectively; we witness general views capturing both the essence and evolution over years gone by. Spon Street tells a story - one filled with history and change. Though some may consider it an eyesore today or fear losing its medieval charm entirely tomorrow; let us not forget that within these walls lie memories waiting to be discovered anew by those who appreciate its rich heritage.