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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.
The Enfield war memorial (left) sits outside the old Enfield Town Hall (right), on Coronation Parade in the south western suburb of Enfield. This war memorial was built as a World War I memorial and unveiled in 1924. The 105mm Howitzer gun on the sandstone pedestal was donated by the French government in recognition of Australia’s wartime assistance during World War I.
