Address Earl Street Completed 1917 Floor count 4 Floors 4 Architectural style Tudor architecture | Country United Kingdom Owner Coventry City Council Opened 11 June 1920 Town or city Coventry Construction started 1913 | |
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Similar St Mary's Guildhall, Coventry Cross, Holy Trinity Church - Coventry, Whitefriars - Coventry, Bond's Hospital | ||
The Council House, Coventry is a tudor-style (Grade II-listed) council house which acts as the meeting place of Coventry City Council, built in the early 20th century to replace St Mary's Guildhall as the headquarters of the mayor and city corporation.
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Map of Council House, Coventry CV1 5RR, UK
History
The Council House was constructed 1913–1917, under Edward Garrett and H W Simister of Birmingham. It was opened on 11 June 1920 by King George VI (then Duke of York).
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Council House, Coventry Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA