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plaque № 71061

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On this Coventry University Technology Park site once stood a world famous company renowned for its expertise in the production of quality cars, aero and rocket engines. That company was Armstrong Siddeley Motors Limited 1919-1959. It merged with Bristol Engines Limited to become Bristol Siddeley Engines Limited 1959-1966 then merging with Rolls-Royce. The site was closed in 1996, the remaining production having moved to the Rolls-Royce factory in Ansty. This ironwork once formed part of No. 2 gate into the Parkside factory.

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