Bronze Plaque № 11376

Greenwich Foot Tunnel, London, E14 3FA

This Tunnel Constructed By The London County Council Was Opened In August 1902

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Bronze plaque № 11376 - This Tunnel Constructed by the London County Council was Opened in August 1902

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