On this page you can download a free image and photographs of the Alhambra Inn Sign at Coventry in Warwickshire. |
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![]() ![]() This photograph of a relatively rare inn sign was taken in
Coventry in 1990. The Alhambra became a very popular theatre name in England
during the Victorian age. This suggests that any pub bearing this name may have
evolved from the old "Music Hall" pubs. Entertainment had long been a staple of
the saloon bar, a room of the pub that first appeared in the late 1820's or
early 1830's. The Alhambra name is taken from the great palace of the Moorish kings at Granada in Spain. It was built during the last Islamic sultanate on the
Iberian peninsula, the Nasrid Dynasty [1238-1492]. The palace is lavishly
decorated with stone, wood carvings and tile patterns on most of the ceilings,
walls, and floors. Note: inn sign images are cropped for display - download often features full board with mount, edging and, in some case, the hanging bracket etc. |
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