One never knows what treasures lurk in the English countryside, and indeed city and suburban areas. There are so many medieval morsels still lingering to delight the eye and make us proud of our magnificent heritage. The 14th-century Charterhouse at Coventry is no exception. It was founded by King Richard II in 1385.
The Grade I listed building has undergone a £10million refurbishment and is open to the public for events on Saturday, January 14 and Saturday, February 11. Volunteer helpers over the age of 18 are being sought, so if you’re fired up by such things and live close enough, make your eager presence known!
You can read more about the project here in the Coventry Observer, and information about volunteering here.
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