People's Plaques
The Trust's People's Plaques bring to light fascinating people and institutions from the very local to the international. Items labeled FEATURED have already been sponsored.
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Born in the Black Horse Inn on Long Acre, Thomas Stothard RA was one of the foremost history painters of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. He is also remembered as the most prolific book illustrator of the time.
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The 19th century artist Nathaniel Westlake specialised in stained glass and was a leading designer of the Gothic Revival movement.
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Dudley Court on Endell Street and Short's Gardens covers the site of the St Giles parish workhouse 'baleful institution', into which were crammed over 900 paupers.
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The British Lying-In Hospital was London's first dedicated maternity hospital. Midwifery pioneers and campaigners Zepherina Veitch and Dame Rosalind Paget trained there and went on to establish midwifery as a profession.
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Street History Plaques Brochure
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