Ten top historic sights in Coventry
by Ben Glass
July 16, 2009

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Coventry historian Rob Orland Coventry is steeped in history.

And despite many buildings being destroyed during the Second World War there are still plenty to see.

We asked Coventry historian Rob Orland (editor of www.historiccoventry.co.uk ) to share his ten favourite places.

Here, you will find out where the term ‘sent to Coventry’ came from, why the city wall was demolished and much more.

To view Rob’s choices click the pictures below.

Coventry City Wall
Coventry's bombed cathedral
St John's church in Coventry
Coventry's St Mary's Priory
Transport museum in Coventry
Holy Trinity Church in Coventry
Ford's hospital in coventry
St catherine's well in Coventry
Whitefriar's monastery in coventry
St mary's guildhall in Coventry
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