Edward Buxton, Leytonstone House, And Bethnal Green School For The Juvenile Poor Blue Plaque

592 High Road Leytonstone, London, E11 3DA

Leytonstone House. Grade II Listed Building. 18th Century House Originally The Home Of Sir Edward North Buxton. From 1868-1936 Bethnal Green School For The Juvenile Poor

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Edward Buxton, Leytonstone House, and Bethnal Green School for the juvenile poor blue plaque - Leytonstone House. Grade II Listed building. 18th century house originally the home of Sir Edward North Buxton. From 1868-1936 Bethnal Green School for the juvenile poor

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