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- "The New Board Schools at Edgwick" in "Foleshill" (1876) 6 The British Architect and Northern Engineer 123 (25 August 1876)
- ↑ Broster, Nicole. "Edgwick Park - Parks and open spaces in Coventry". Coventry City Council.
- ↑ City of Coventry. 1966 Review of the Development Plan: Analysis and Statement. pp 114 and 136.
- ↑ Charles Villiers. Start Again, Britain. Quartet Books. 1984. p 11.
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