James Brooks Brown Plaque

42 Clissold Crescent, London, N16 9BE

James Brooks 1825-1901 Eminent Church Architect. Designed Church Of St. Columba, Kingsland Road, 1868. Designed And Built This House C.1862. Lived And Died Here.

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James Brooks brown plaque - James Brooks 1825-1901 Eminent Church Architect. Designed Church of St. Columba, Kingsland Road, 1868. Designed and built this house c.1862. Lived and died here.

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