Francis Ronalds Green Plaque

1 Highbury Terrace, London, N5 1UP

Sir Francis Ronalds 1788 - 1873 Meteorologist, Inventor And Pioneer Of Electric Telegraphy Lived And Worked Here 1796-1813

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Francis Ronalds green plaque - Sir Francis Ronalds 1788 - 1873 Meteorologist, inventor and pioneer of electric telegraphy Lived and worked here 1796-1813

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