Thomas Braidwood And Braidwood Academy For The Deaf And Dumb Plaque

4 Chatham Place, London, E9 6PE

Braidwood Academy For The Deaf And Dumb The First School In England For The Education Of Deaf & Dumb. Run By Thomas Braidwood. Stood On This Site, 1783-1799.

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