Radford Common
Introduction
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Radford Common
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 16 Apr 2010
Coventry's commons became public open spaces by Act of Parliament in 1927. This is the southeast corner of a once much more extensive common, seen across Engleton Road at its junction with Radford Road. The level ground nearest the road was the original site of the Radford war memorial Image In the 1980s, because of increasing damage and because the ground could be muddy for the Remembrance ceremony in November, the memorial was moved to a position nearer St Nicholas Church, behind the camera Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.423334
Longitude
-1.524976