Fowell Buxton And Edward Buxton Black Plaque

Gainsborough Road, London, E11 1HT

In This House 1840 - 1867 Resided Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton And Edward North Buxton Who Took A Prominent Part In The Preservation Of Epping Forest For The Use Of The People The Women's Section Of The Borough Of Leyton Ratepayers Association Record Their Appreciation Of That Great Service By This Tablet. Erected August 19th 1930.

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Fowell Buxton and Edward Buxton black plaque - In this house 1840 - 1867 resided Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton and Edward North Buxton who took a prominent part in the preservation of Epping Forest for the use of the people The Women's section of the Borough of Leyton Ratepayers Association record their appreciation of that great service by this tablet. Erected August 19th 1930.

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