Stone Plaque № 9582

153-159 Bow Road, London, E3 2SE

Near This Spot Stood The Testimonial Fountain Erected By Public Subscription In 1872 To Commemorate The Part Played By Bryant & May And Their Work People In Securing The Abandonment Of The Proposed Match Tax. Demolished 1953

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