The Grove was originally a Georgian house, built in the 1820s for Thomas Attwood, Birmingham’s first MP. Upon his death it passed to William Kenrick and was remodelled in 1877 in the popular Arts and Crafts style of the time. Kenrick presented both the house and grounds to the city in the 1930s as a park. The house was demolished in 1963, but the lodge remained near the carpark at the marked coordinates. Unfortunately a few years ago the lodge burned down and had to be re-built.
The Kenrick Centre which was built on land next to the park was named after the Kenrick family.
The second cache is a 35mm film cannister situated in an old, and very determined, oak tree.