First Bomb Of World War One To Fall From A Zeppelin On London Blue Plaque

31 Osterley Road, London, N16 8SP

First Bomb Of World War One To Fall From A Zeppelin On London Dropped In The Garden Of The Nevill Arms Public House 30 May 1915

  • Honouring: first bomb of World War One to fall from a zeppelin on London
  • Died: 1915

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first bomb of World War One to fall from a zeppelin on London blue plaque - First bomb of World War One to fall from a zeppelin on London dropped in the garden of The Nevill Arms Public House 30 May 1915

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