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Sutton Park National Nature Reserve Archaeological Interpretation Scheme
 Location: Birmingham

Sutton Park is one of the largest urban parks in Western Europe. It is a National Nature Reserve and is rich in archaeological features.

The Friends of Sutton Park Association and the Sutton Coalfield Civic Society are looking to promote and interpret the archaeological heritage of the site.

The group will have the following outcomes from this project;

  • produce interpretative material

  • organise heritage trails

  • hold an exhibition

  • create a school pack.


    Group Name
    Friends of Sutton Park Association & the Sutton Coalfield Civic Society
    Address Birmingham
    Finishing Date 30 January 2003

    Local Community Involvement / Partnerships:
    Birmingham City Councils Ranger Service and Archaeologist

    Grants:
    Heritage Lottery Fund: £25,000
    Nationwide Building Society: £2,890



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