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Topic review - Interesting Building Visible From the Train near Coleshill Parkway..
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rebbonk
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 Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2010 10:00 am
Check the last but one page on this [url]http://heritage.visitnorthernwarwickshire.com/DynamicContent/Documents/Heritage.pdf[/url]
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Shizara
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Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 8:51 pm
If you go to Google maps, type in Coleshill Parkway, then follow the railway line to the right until you get to Station Road which goes over the railway. Zoom it up a bit and put the "orange man" on the bridge, then turn the picture around until you spot the brick building like a cross between an old school building and a church which is next to the railway line. Zoom it up some more.
If you go to Google maps, type in Coleshill Parkway, then follow the railway line to the right until you get to Station Road which goes over the railway. Zoom it up a bit and put the "orange man" on the bridge, then turn the picture around until you spot the brick building like a cross between an old school building and a church which is next to the railway line. Zoom it up some more.
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Shizara
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2010 8:44 pm
Interesting Building Visible From the Train near Coleshill Parkway..
If you have travelled on the train that goes via Nuneaton - Coleshill Parkway - Birmingham you will undoubtably have seen that big, red brick building on the left before you get to Coleshill Parkway. It looks a bit like a cross between an old school and a church. Does anyone know the history of it? Does it have a use today? What is it called?
If you have travelled on the train that goes via Nuneaton - Coleshill Parkway - Birmingham you will undoubtably have seen that big, red brick building on the left before you get to Coleshill Parkway. It looks a bit like a cross between an old school and a church. Does anyone know the history of it? Does it have a use today? What is it called?
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