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UK, England, City of London Corporation Historical Markers
This series is for the display of the approximately 160 blue porcelain plaques erected by Corporation of the City of London. Not intended for other, interpretive-type markers that they also put out.
By Andrew Ruppenstein, March 20, 2018
Aldersgate Marker - Wide View
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
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Site of
Aldersgate
demolished
1761 — — Map (db m117103) HM |
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Site of
Bradbury & Evans
Printer and Publisher of
Dickens and
Thackeray
1847 - 1900 — — Map (db m111139) HM |
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Site of
Christ's
Hospital
1552-1902 — — Map (db m120770) HM |
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Site of the
City of London
School for Girls
founded by
William Ward
1894-1969 — — Map (db m116573) HM |
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Site of the
Coachmakers'
Hall
1703-1940 — — Map (db m116544) HM |
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Site of
Cooks Hall
Destroyed by Fire
1771 — — Map (db m120814) HM |
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Site of
Cripplegate
Demolished
1760 — — Map (db m120081) HM |
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In a house on this
site Doctor
Samuel Johnson
lived between
1765-1776 — — Map (db m120741) HM |
| | Site Of The
First
Bethlehem
Hospital
1247 — 1676 — — Map (db m117260) HM |
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Site of the
French Protestant
Church
Demolished
1888 — — Map (db m117111) HM |
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Site of
Furnival's
Inn
Demolished
1897 — — Map (db m111294) HM |
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Site of the
Giltspur Street
Compter
Demolished
1854 — — Map (db m111142) HM |
| | In a house on this site
lived
Gregory de Rokesley
eight times
Mayor of London
1274 — 1281 and 1285 — — Map (db m121569) HM |
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Site of
Grey Friars
Monastery
1225-1538 — — Map (db m120791) HM |
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Adjoining this site
stood the house of
John Bray
Scene of
Charles Wesley's
Evangelical Conversion
May 21st 1738 — — Map (db m116542) HM |
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The Poet and
Statesman
John Milton
was born 1608
in Bread Street — — Map (db m116489) HM |
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Site of
Ludgate
Demolished
1760 — — Map (db m121271) HM |
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Site of
The Mitre
Tavern — — Map (db m116405) HM |
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Site of
Northumberland
House — — Map (db m116853) HM |
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Near this spot
stood
Poulters' Hall
1630-1666 — — Map (db m111146) HM |
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Site of the
Royal College
of
Physicians
1674 - 1825 — — Map (db m111145) HM |
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In a house on this site
Samuel Pepys,
Diarist,
was born.
1632-1703 — — Map (db m111178) HM |
| | In the Roadway
opposite stood
St Gabriel
Fenchurch
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121554) HM |
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Site of
St Mark's Hospital
Founded by
Frederick Salmon
1835 — — Map (db m117125) HM |
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Near this spot
from 1512 until
1884 stood
St. Paul's School
Founded by
Dean Colet — — Map (db m111149) HM |
| | Site of
St. Leonard
Eastcheap
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121552) HM |
| | Opposite this site
stood St. Margaret
Fish Street Hill
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121551) HM |
| | Site of
St Thomas the Apostle
Church
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121663) HM |
| | Adjoining this spot
stood the
Stocks Market
1282 — 1737 — — Map (db m121620) HM |
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Site of the
Bull and Mouth
Inn
Demolished
1888 — — Map (db m116785) HM |
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In a house
near this site was
published in 1702
The Daily Courant
first London daily
newspaper. — — Map (db m116510) HM |
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Near this site
the Grand Lodge
of English
Freemasons
first met in 1717 — — Map (db m117354) HM |
| | In St. Stephen
Walbrook
on 2 November 1953
The Samaritans
were founded by
Dr. Chad Varah
Rector 1953 - 2003 — — Map (db m121621) HM |
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Site of
Upholders' Hall
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m116406) HM |
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William
Shakespeare
had lodgings near
here in 1604, at the
house of Christopher
and Mary Mountjoy — — Map (db m115310) HM |
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