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Angad Paul Brushed Metal Plaque - In memory of Hon Angad Paul 4 June 1970 to 8 November 2015 Who lived his whole life at Ambika House and love this place Though tragically shortened, Angad's life was a source of inspiration to his family and business. He will always be loved and missed The RT Hon The Lord and Lady Paul of Marylebone and family Amalia and Arki
Ferryman's Seat Brushed Metal Plaque - The Ferryman's Seat, located on previous buildings at this site, was constructed for the convenience of Bankside watermen, who operated ferrying services across the river. The seat's age is unknown, but it is thought to have ancient origins.
Green Plaque № 4276 - This building was the site of the Westminster office of the Penny Post and then the Two-penny Post 1794-1834
Joshua Reynolds Brass Plaque - Sir Joshua Reynolds, 16 July 1723 - 23 February 1792, Portrait Painter. As a student of Italian art, his work became increasingly classical under the influence of the Bolognese school. In 1768 he was elected the first President of the Royal Academy of Arts and was knighted. From 1760 until his death, he lived and painted in his studio, on the west side of Leicester Square where Fanum House now stands. He is buried in St. Paul's Cathedral. The bust is by Henry Weekes (1874)
John Dee Yellow Plaque - John Dee's Garden Wall The central portion of this wall visible from the Chruchyard, may be the last remaining part of John Dee's property
Richard Norman Shaw, Frederick Goodall, And W. S. Gilbert Brown Plaque - Grim's Dyke. This house designed by R. Norman Shaw Architect, for Frederick Goodall Painter was later the home of W. S. Gilbert Writer and librettist, from 1890 to 1911, who drowned in the lake.

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