Enfield, Coronation Parade
Coronation Arch at Enfield was built to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. It is located within Coronation Reserve, which runs the length of Coronation Parade, between Liverpool Road and Georges River Road. The archway and reserve were officially opened in 1937.
Isn't it sad that we have to have bollards in front of so many things nowadays. However, these don't look close enough together to stop a souped up WRX!!
ReplyDeleteDidn't notice those so much Julie, until you brought it up. I was more concerned about the placement of the 'No Entry' sign which I thought spoilt my view and photo of the arch. I understand it's necessary but they could've picked a better spot for it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing so many memorials an historic places. I didn't realize there were so many when we lived in Sydney.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a neat place despite the bollards.
ReplyDeleteI've really enjoyed your historical posts! Really very interesting and fascinating to learn so much about Sydney. And this is neat -- yes, in spite of the bollards!
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Sylvia
Thanks for sharing & showing historical places.
ReplyDeleteThanks again & have a nice day.
Quite a historic spot. Hmmm when can I really go out and see more of Sydney? Such a lazy girl me. Oh no, not in this weather. Thanks Jim.
ReplyDeleteLooks great, because I never knew about these things till this time . Thank you for sharing Jim .
ReplyDeleteThat's is history, I have been enjoying and learning a lot with your historical photos.
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