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Borough and Bankside blue plaques

Borough and Bankside blue plaques

Below is the complete list of blue plaques awarded for Borough and Bankside, including full inscription and location.

Bert Hardy

1913-1995
Photographer
Born and grew up in the Priory
"The man behind the camera"
Voted by the People

113 Webber Street
Borough
London SE1

Borough Market

London's oldest fruit and veg market
Voted by the People

To be installed
Borough Market
London SE1

Charles Dickens

1812 to 1870
Writer, journalist and social reformer
Voted by the People

Charles Dickens Primary School
Lant Street
London SE1 1QP

Clink, The

1151-1780
Most notorious medieval prison
Voted by the People

Clink Prison Museum
Soho Wharf
Clink Street
London SE1 9DG

Harry Cole

Voluntary worker, Policeman, Writer
Attended this school
1934-40

Charles Dickens Primary School
Toulmin Street
London SE1 1QP

John Harvard

First Benefactor of Harvard University
Born in Southwark, baptized in the cathedral and educated in the parish's grammar school
Sailed to Massachusetts, 1637

John Harvard Library
211 Borough High Street
London SE1 1JA 

Mary Wollstonecraft

1759 to 1797
Writer, teacher and champion of women's rights

45 Dolben Street
London SE1

Octavia Hill

Social Reformer
Established this garden, hall and cottages, and pioneered Army Cadets
1887-90

Bishop's Hall
East Front Facing Red Cross Garden
Redcross Way
London SE1

Rose Theatre, The

Built here in 1587
First Elizabethan Theatre of Bankside
Voted by the People

The Rose Theatre
21 New Globe Walk
Bankside
London SE1 9DT

Sam Wanamaker

1919 to 1993
Visionary who created Shakespeare's Globe
Voted by the People

New Globe Buildings
Bankside
London SE1

Stainer Street Arch Bombing

On the night of 17th February 1941 a bomb fell onto the arch where people were sheltering from the air raid
68 died and 175 were injured
Voted by the People

Stainer Street Arch
London SE1 9SS

Tabard Inn 

Geoffrey Chaucer
1342 to 1400. England's greatest medieval poet and author of the "Canterbury Tales"
The Tabard Inn
Site from which Chaucer's pilgrims set off in April 1386
Voted by the People

Talbot Yard
London SE1 

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