Badly's photos with the keyword: plaque

Ardex Arts Council England Bisazza London Fired Earth Great Places Scheme Grestec Tiles Groundwork Heritage Lottery Fund London Borough of Waltham Forest Reed Harris Tiles Alice Mara Near Neighbours Stow Brothers Tesco's Bags of Help St Mary's Church Smiles Glass Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust Walthamstow School for Girls

Widely considered as the inventor of the modern bicycle, lived on Church Hill, Walthamstow.

In obitum dorothey pytt charissimae uxoris e p HERE LYES DIVORCED FROM HER HVSBANDS SIDE ONE THAT BY DEATH IS MADE HER SAVIOVRS BRIDE FOR ON GOODFRIDAY HE DID HER BETROTH VNTO HIM SELFE FOR EVER WHERE HE GOTH AND THVS VNITED SHE A GVEST BECAME VNTO THE MARIAGE SVPPER OF THE LAMBE LEAVING HER EARTHLY MATE GREIFE TO SVSTAINE TILL DEATH BY STRIKING HIM WEDDS HER AGAINE OH LANGVISH THEN MY SOULE VNTILL I SEE MY DEAREST WIFE IN HER FELICITIE. 1657

The fund for the building of this Department of Physical Medicine was inaugurated by Sir Harry Mallaby Mallaby-Deeley Bt who most generously contributed the munificent sum of £15,750 (That's worth about £700,000 today)

The completion of the building of this Department of Physical Medicine was rendered possible by the assistance of The London Hospital Aid Society the members of which most generously contributed £6,000 Chairmen of the Society Philip Halperin Esq 1935 H Garland Wells Esq 1936 (That £6000 would be worth about £260,000 today. So with Sir Harry's munificent £15,750, that makes about a million quid for the building of the Outpatient Annexe in today's money. Or for a PFI project, £3.7 million.)

The Musicians' Window, St Peter's Church, Limpsfield