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Warwick Road, COVENTRY, CV3 6AH

The footbridge crosses the site and the railway, connecting Grosvenor Road on the north side with Spencer Park and Spencer Avenue on the south side.

A view from the pedestrian overbridge of the Central Six shopping park in Coventry. The tower block in the background is the Ramada Hotel. Time photo taken 1.44 pm BST (British Summer Time).

The path along the northern edge of Spencer Park, Earlsdon, which borders the Birmingham - Coventry - London Euston railway line. The park was given to the city of Coventry in 1882 by David Spencer, a one-time resident and benefactor to Coventry. Time photo taken 1.51 pm BST (British Summer Time).

The path on the right runs alongside the Coventry-Birmingham railway line to Albany Road. The stone in the foreground carries the following dedication: "This tree was planted in 1928 to the memory of David Spencer, a generous benefactor of Coventry who presented this park to the city in 1882. David Spencer born 1805 died 1888." As there is no tree immediately adjacent to the stone I assume it has been removed, unless it refers to the nearby tree to the right

This bridge takes the footpath and cycleway across the car park of the Central Six retail park and the railway line. The far end of the bridge, crossing the railway line, is the original railway footbridge and was fondly known as 'Anarchy Bridge' owing to the political slogans that decorated the metalwork - the current graffiti doesn't appear to say anything. The nearer part is a recent extension that was added after the railway goods yard was cleared and Central Six built. The trees are in Spencer Park.

There is an OS benchmark Image on the brick wall at its junction with the right hand metal parapet

The rail bridge crossing the Birmingham - Coventry - London Euston railway line on the cycle/walk route NCN (National Cycle Network) number 52 from the city centre to Coventry University. The National Cycle Network is a nationwide network of cycle and walk routes which are administered and maintained by Sustrans, an organisation which started in Bristol as Cyclebag and celebrates its 40th anniversary this year - 2017. Time photo taken 1.49 pm BST (British Summer Time).

A plaque to the memory of David Spencer, a one-time resident of Coventry. The plaque reads 'THIS TREE WAS PLANTED IN 1928 TO THE MEMORY OF DAVID SPENCER A GENEROUS BENEFACTOR OF COVENTRY WHO PRESENTED THIS PARK TO THE CITY IN 1882 DAVID SPENCER BORN 1805 DIED 1888'. Time photo taken 1.52 pm BST (British Summer Time).

A slightly more general view of the plaque in Spencer Park plaque 1. A plaque to the memory of David Spencer, a one-time resident of Coventry. The plaque reads 'THIS TREE WAS PLANTED IN 1928 TO THE MEMORY OF DAVID SPENCER A GENEROUS BENEFACTOR OF COVENTRY WHO PRESENTED THIS PARK TO THE CITY IN 1882 DAVID SPENCER BORN 1805 DIED 1888'. Time photo taken 1.54 pm BST (British Summer Time).