This page shows a timeline for the features in Coronation Park where dates are known. More information can be obtained from the individual entries in the menu on the left.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1910 August | Land purchased for new recreation ground that became Coronation Park |
| 1911 May | Coronation Park officially named |
| 1911 August | Agreed to provide pitches for Rugby and Association Football |
| 1912 March | Two cricket pitches to be provided |
| 1913 April | One baseball pitch to be provided |
| 1922 June | Drinking fountain provided |
| 1924 January | Construction of shelter in progress |
| 1924 December | Decision to purchase adjoining land as extension to the park |
| 1934 September | Draining and fencing of the extension ground initiated |
| 1936 August | Football pitches prepared in the extension ground |
| 1938 December | Tender accepted to build sports pavilion |
| 1939 May 8th | Tenders invited for the erection of an entrance lodge |
| 1939-1945 | Park used for various wartime functions including barrage balloon site, allotments and grazing |
| 1940 February | Lodge reported as nearly ready to be occupied |
| 1943 June | Agreed to remove railings for scrap purposes |
| 1945 March | Thorn boundary hedge of 500 yards planted to replace the railings |
| 1947 September | Tender accepted for the construction of two hard tennis courts |
| 1950 January | Agreed that part of the extension would be exchanged for industrial land at Stephenson Street |
| 1991 September | Land set aside for dog kennels, later occupied by the Newport City Dogs Home |