
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: The Quadrant. Built circa 1860. Coventry's finest example of terraced housing for the prosperous middle-classes of that era. The neo-classic terrace is built in six individual sections each with it's own variation in design.
The Quadrant, constructed around 1860 in Coventry, exemplifies mid-Victorian architecture as a prime example of terraced housing designed for the prosperous middle classes, showcasing variations in neo-classical design across its six individual sections.
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