Just in case you haven't heard of HelpMeFind dotcom - or don't know where to do a rose-info search of HelpMeFinds's database... write this URL down and keep it handy:

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/roses.php

I went to that webpage and typed "Lady Godiva" into the search-box. Here is the result:
Class: Hybrid Wichurana, Rambler.
Breeding: Bred in England (1908) by William Paul.
Bloom: Darker center, light pink [ARS lp] blooms. Strong fragrance. Small, very double bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer.
Habit: Height of 10' to 30' (305 to 915 cm).
Parentage: Sport of Dorothy Perkins

HelpMeFind usually has several photos to go with the rose-info, but none of the (very old and now apparently rare) Lady Godiva rose.

Blessings,
JohnReb

Beth: I don't think your rambler is 'Lady Godiva'. 'LG' is very pale flesh pink, smaller flwrs than 'Dorothy Perkins' &, despite what HMF says, non-fragrant.

Thanks a lot, the picture I saw of it on the internet sure looked like mine but then again mine looks very pink in the picture but in person it truly doesn't tend to be that vibrant. LOL Does all the Wichurana roses have hips? Mine doesn't have any & the scent if extremely faint.

JohnREb, thanks a lot for the website address, I was unaware of it. I'm very knew to the world of rose but definitely want to learn. ;o)

Blessings,
Beth