Robert Bell Blue Plaque

High Street Wimbledon, London, SW19 5EF

Eagle House An Early Jacobean House Built In 1613 By Robert Bell, One Of The Founders Of The East India Company. It Became A Boys' School In 1789 And Was Saved From Demolition In 1887 By Sir Thomas Jackson, Architect.

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