Simon Worcnzow Stone Plaque

18 Woronzow Road, London, NW8 6QE

1744 1832 This Road Was Named After Count Simon Worcnzow Russian Ambassador To The United Kingdom From 1784 To 1806 He Lived In Marylebone And On His Death In 1832 Left A Bequest For The Poor Of The Parish The Money Was Used To Build St Marylebone Almshouses At The South-west Corner Of This Road

  • Honouring: Simon Worcnzow
  • Died: 1832

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Simon Worcnzow stone plaque - 1744 1832 This road was named after Count Simon Worcnzow Russian Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 1784 to 1806 He lived in Marylebone and on his death in 1832 left a bequest for the poor of the parish The money was used to build St Marylebone Almshouses at the south-west corner of this road

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