Blue Plaque № 42488

43C Rodney Road, London, SE17 1BA

1859-68, At Victory Place, The Atlas Dyeworks Helped Start A World Industry Under Simpson, Maule & Nicholson, Who Pioneered A Family Of Dazzling Magenta-based Dyes; Then Showing A Way To Create Both Families Of Useful Compounds, & New Jobs Here In Science

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Blue plaque № 42488 - 1859-68, at Victory Place, The Atlas Dyeworks helped start a world industry under Simpson, Maule & Nicholson, who pioneered a family of dazzling Magenta-based dyes; then showing a way to create both families of useful compounds, & new jobs here in science

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