Bronze Plaque № 11289

241 Rotherhithe Street, London, SE16 5EL

The Old Fire Station Rotherhithe Restored By Barratt In Memory Of The Crews Of This Station Who Served With Great Valour Particularly During The Second World War. Opened By Sir George Young Bt MP, Minister For Housing, Inner Cities And Constructions, On 25th November 1993

Bronze Plaque № 11289 Photo

Bronze plaque № 11289 - The Old Fire Station Rotherhithe Restored by Barratt in memory of the crews of this station who served with great valour particularly during the Second World War. Opened by Sir George Young Bt MP, Minister for Housing, Inner Cities and Constructions, on 25th November 1993

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