Blue Plaque № 9650

Vestry Road, London, E17 9NH

Originally St Mary’s National School Erected In 1819 On Part Of The Workhouse Acre. It Was Designed To Accommodate A Master And Mistress Plus 200 Pupils

Blue Plaque № 9650 Photo

Blue plaque № 9650 - Originally St Mary’s National School erected in 1819 on part of the Workhouse Acre. It was designed to accommodate a master and mistress plus 200 pupils

Blue Plaque № 9650 Map

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