Nicholas Wiseman Black Plaque

180 Church Road, London, E10 7DF

Cardinal Wiseman, First Roman Catholic Archbishop Of Westminster Lived Here 1858 – 1864.

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Nicholas Wiseman black plaque - Cardinal Wiseman, first Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster lived here 1858 – 1864.

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