Donald Gibson, the Citys architect explaining his revolutionary plans for Coventry

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Donald Gibson, the Citys architect explaining his revolutionary plans for Coventry

Donald Gibson, the Citys architect explaining his revolutionary plans for Coventry city centre to King George VI and the Queen, flanked by city representatives Dennis Berry (left) and George Hodgkinson.
5th April 1951

Coventry Telegraph
CT
Coventry
West Midlands
England

Media ID 21716223

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