W. H. Hudson Bronze Plaque

18a Saint Luke's Road, London, W11 1DB

"The House Where I Was Born In The South American Pampas... W. H. Hudson." Hudson's Friends Society Of Quilmes, Near Buenos Aires, Where The Great Writer Was Born On August 4th 1841, And Where He Spent His Youth, Has Placed This Bronze Tablet At 40 Saint Luke's Road, London, The House In Which Hudson Lived His Last Years, And Dies On August 18, 1922

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