
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: 11 Priory Row. Early 19th Century town house with fine brick front and stone dressings in Roman ionic style. Rebuilt and restored after extensive bomb damage this house with nearby Nos 7 and 16 Little Park Street are the only surviving examples of the grander houses of this period in Coventry.
11 Priory Row is an early 19th-century townhouse notable for its fine brickwork and Roman Ionic style, standing as one of the few remaining examples of grand residential architecture from this era in Coventry, thus serving as a significant historical and architectural landmark.
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