What is recorded here
Cheylesmore Martyrs' Memorial in Coventry commemorates three Roman Catholic priests executed in the 16th century for their faith during the English Reformation. The memorial is important as a site of historical and religious significance, reflecting the persecution of Catholics under Tudor rule.
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Photo: E Gammie · CC BY-SA 2.0