Jacob Lepidus Blue Plaque

107 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, IG8 9PF

The Tottenham Outrage. On This Site Until The 1930's Stood Oak Cottages, Where In 1909 Jacob Lepidus, A Latvian "anarchist" Was Killed After A Two Hour Running Gun Battle. It Was The Climax To A Chase Which Left Four Dead And Fifteen Wounded Following A Wages Snatch In Tottenham.

  • Honouring: Jacob Lepidus
  • Died: 1909

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Jacob Lepidus blue plaque - The Tottenham Outrage. On this site until the 1930's stood oak cottages, where in 1909 Jacob Lepidus, a Latvian

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