William Vincent Terracotta Plaque

1 Hatherley Street, London, SW1P 2QT

In 1810 William Vincent (1739-1815), Dean Of Westminster And Formerly Head Master Of Westminster School, Paid A Ploughman To Mark Out Ten Acres Of Playing Fields For The Pupils From The Open Ground Known As Tothill Fields. At The School, Vincent Square Is Still Called 'Fields'.

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William Vincent terracotta plaque - In 1810 William Vincent (1739-1815), Dean of Westminster and formerly head master of Westminster School, paid a ploughman to mark out ten acres of playing fields for the pupils from the open ground known as Tothill Fields. At the school, Vincent Square is still called 'Fields'.

William Vincent Terracotta Plaque Map

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