iii
 

News and Information about Birmingham

 

Parks and Gardens: Winson Green

 

Birmingham Town Hall

 

 

 

 

Home - Sitemap - Areas - Winson Green
 
Summerfield Park
 
Summerfield Park is a 40-acre urban park in Winson Green/Edgbaston.

It was once the grounds of Summerfield House: a Georgian mansion owned by glass manufacturer Lucas Chance which was demolished in 1889.

The park, which opened in 1876, contains landscaped paths, tree clusters, meadows, formal gardens, tennis courts, pitches, playgrounds, a disused railway, drinking fountain and Edwardian bandstand.

A peace rally was held at Summerfield Park on Sunday 14th August 2011; over 5,000 attended to demonstrate community solidarity in the aftermath of the Birmingham Riots (News Headlines 15/08/11).

The funerals of three men who died in the early hours of Wednesday 10th August, whilst defending local bsuinesses from looters, were held in Summerfield Park on Thursday 18th August. A crowd of over 25,000 attended and were addressed by Tariq Jahan, the father of Haroon Jahan, one of the deceased, and Wajid Shamsul Hasan, the Pakistan High Commissioner to the UK (News Headlines 21/08/11).

 
Guide Rotton Park - Map
All Saints Park
All Saints Park is a 22-acre park off Lodge Road, Winson Green.

It contains a cricket pitch, meadow, playgrounds, hardcourts and tree clusters.

Parks & Gardens in Birmingham - Guide Winson Green - Map
Bacchus Road Recreation Ground
Bacchus Road Recreation Ground is 3-acre public open space in Winson Green.

It contains scrub, meadows, trees, pathways, hardcourts and a playground.

Parks & Gardens in Birmingham - Guide Winson Green - Map
Great Western POS
Great Western POS is a 5-acre public open space alongside the Leamington-Worcester Line (formerly the Great Western), off Handsworth New Road, Winson Green.

It contains scrubland and trees.

Parks & Gardens in Birmingham - Guide Winson Green - Map
Moilliet POS
Moilliet POS is a 16-acre public open space off Winson Street, Winson Green.

It contains scrub, meadows, trees, pathways and a playground.

It was formerly the grounds of Abberley Hall, once owned by Victorian banker John Lewis Moilliet.

Parks & Gardens in Birmingham - Guide Winson Green - Map
Norman Street POS
Norman Street POS is a 5-acre public open space alongside the Soho Canal Loop in Winson Green.

It contains tree clusters, landscaped pathways, copses, lawns and scrub.

Parks & Gardens in Birmingham - Guide Winson Green - Map
Wellington Street POS
Wellington Street POS is a 4-acre public open space in Winson Green.

It contains scrub, meadows, tree clusters and pathways.

Parks & Gardens in Birmingham - Guide Winson Green - Map
Green Map: Winson Green

View Larger Map

Search This Site

Custom Search
Sponsored Links
 

Copyright LACT Limited 2008-11