Last week we finished our series looking at notable English Heritage blue plaques and before we move on to our next special Wednesday series, we’re turning things over to you.
Bearing in mind that the criteria for having a blue plaque includes the fact that the person must have been dead at least 20 years and that at least one building associated with the figure must survive within Greater London (but not the City of London, which isn’t covered by the scheme), who do you think should be commemorated by an English Heritage blue plaque but as yet hasn’t been?
Leave your answer in the comments section below…
Meantime, here’s a recap of the last series (and don’t forget to vote for your favourite below):
10 notable blue plaques of London – 1. The oldest surviving blue plaque…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 2. The (now long gone) first Blue Plaque…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 4. Oldest surviving blue plaque commemorating a woman…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 5. Five Londoners with more than one blue plaque…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 6. A blue plaque for a deadly bomb…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 7. A blue plaque for a ship…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 8. A notorious ‘tree’ recalled…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 9. A family affair…
10 notable blue plaques of London – 1. The oldest surviving blue plaque…
Tell us which one you found most interesting here…
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