Thomas Collins Blue Plaque

112 Woodhouse Road, London, N12 0RP

In This House Lived Thomas Collins (1735-1830) Artist, Craftsman And Ornamental Plasterer

  • Honouring: Thomas Collins
  • Died: 1830

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