What is recorded here
Peeping Tom is a historic landmark in Coventry associated with a local legend involving the 14th-century Black Prince, Edward of Woodstock. According to tradition, the Black Prince supposedly peeped through a hole in the wall to view a procession, giving rise to the name and its significance in the city's folklore and cultural heritage.
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