Robert Milligan Bronze Plaque

14 Hertsmere Road, London, E14 4AF

To Perpetuate The Memory Of Robert Milligan A Merchant Of London, To Whose Genius, Perseverance And Guardian Care The Surrounding Great Work Principally Owes It's Design, Accomplishment And Regulation. The Directors And Proprietors, Deprived By His Death On The 21st May, 1809 On The Continuance Of His Invaluable Services, By Their Unanimous Vote Have Caused This Statue To Be Erected.

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Robert Milligan bronze plaque - To perpetuate the memory of Robert Milligan a Merchant of London, to whose genius, perseverance and guardian care the surrounding great work principally owes it's design, accomplishment and regulation. The Directors and Proprietors, deprived by his death on the 21st May, 1809 on the continuance of his invaluable services, by their unanimous vote have caused this statue to be erected.

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