List of blue plaques

Edvard Benes blue plaque, 26 Gwendolen Avenue, Putney

This list of blue plaques is an annotated list of people or events in the United Kingdom that have been commemorated by blue plaques. The plaques themselves are permanent signs installed in publicly visible locations on buildings to commemorate either a famous person who lived or worked in the building (or site) or an event that occurred within the building.[1]

London/English Heritage plaques

A list of blue plaques erected by English Heritage or its three predecessors in administering the blue plaque programme: the Society of Arts (1866–1901), the London County Council (1901–1965), and the Greater London Council (1965–1986) is linked above.[1] The entries in the lists in are based on information from the English Heritage website. The erection of plaques was suspended from 1915 to 1919 and 1940 to 1947 due to the two world wars.[2] It was announced in 2013 that the scheme would be indefinitely suspended until 2014 due to a 34% cut in English Heritage's budget,[2] but it was able to continue thanks to private donations.[2][3]

Other similar plaques

Other plaques erected by local authorities, societies, companies, or private individuals that emulate the style and function of the plaques erected by English Heritage and its predecessors.

People

Person Notability Address Year erected Erected by Photo
Jessie Ace and Margaret Wright Heroines of Mumbles LIfeboat disaster Mumbles Pier, Swansea, Wales 2016 City and County of Swansea[4]
Richard Arkwright junior
(1755–1843)		 Inventor of machinery for large scale cotton spinning Lumford House
Bakewell, Derbyshire		 2011 Derbyshire County Council[5]
Francis William Aston
(1877–1945)		 Scientist, Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry 1922 Tennal House
Tennal Road, Birmingham		 2007
Charles Babbage (1791–1871) Mathematician, astronomer and computer pioneer 1a Dorset Street, W1 Westminster City Council[6]
Charles Babbage (1791–1871) Mathematician, astronomer and computer pioneer Corner of Larcom Street and Walworth Road, SE17 Southwark Council[7]
Olave Baden-Powell
(1889–1977)		 Chief Guide of the Girl Guides Shentall Memorial Gardens
Chesterfield, Derbyshire		 2011 Derbyshire County Council[8]
William Barron
(1805–1891)		 Designer of Elvaston Castle Gardens 2012 Derbyshire County Council[9]
John Logie Baird (1888–1946) 132-5 Long Acre, WC2 The Royal Television Society
Harry Beck (1903–1974) Creator of the schematic Tube map Finchley Central tube station, N3 London Regional Transport (grey)
Elizabeth Bell (1862–1934) Physician, Suffragist Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry, Northern Ireland 2016 Ulster Historical Society (blue)
Jack Kid Berg (1909–1991) Boxer Noble Court, Cable Street, E1 Stepney Historical Society (blue)
Hannah Billig (1901–1987) Physician 198 Cable Street, E1 London Borough of Tower Hamlets[10]
Sir William Bragg
(1862–1942)		 Scientist, Joint Nobel Prize Winner, 1915, with his son, Sir Lawrence, for Physics Parkinson Building, University of Leeds
Sir William Lawrence Bragg
(1890–1971)		 Scientist, Joint Nobel Prize Winner, 1915, with his father, Sir William (q.v.), for Physics; the only current instance of both father and son Nobel Prize winners Parkinson Building, University of Leeds
Enid Blyton (1897–1968) Writer 83 Shortlands Road, Shortlands, BR2 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[11]
Robert Boothby, Baron Boothby Private secretary to Winston Churchill 1 Eaton Square, SW1 Private[12]
Harold Bride Wireless operator aboard the RMS Titanic 58 Ravensbourne Avenue, Shortlands, Bromley London Borough of Bromley (blue)[13]
Anne Brontë (1820–1849) Writer Grand Hotel, Scarborough, North Yorkshire Scarborough and District Civic Society
Thomas Boulton and Fredrick Park, (1847-1904), (1846-1881) Cross-dressers 13 Wakefield Street, Kings Cross, London Marchmont Association
Frances Bush
(1845–1909)		 Lace Manufacturer 99 Nottingham Rd, Long Eaton,
Derbyshire		 2013 Derbyshire County Council[14]
Jedediah Buxton
(1707–1772)		 Mental calculator Elmton, Derbyshire 2011 Derbyshire County Council[15]
Hetty King
(1883–1972)		 Music Hall Male Impersonator 17 Palmerston Road
Wimbledon, London		 2010
Everard Calthrop
(1857–1927)		 Railway engineer "Goldings", Clays Lane, Loughton, Essex 2008 Loughton Town Council
Malcolm Campbell (1885–1948) Racing motorist, Journalist Bonchester, Bonchester Close, Off Camden Park Road, Chislehurst London Borough of Bromley (blue)[16]
Richard Carr-Gomm (1922–2008) Humanitarian, founder of the Abbeyfield and Carr-Gomm Societies 36 Gomm Road, Bermondsey Southwark Council[17]
Charlie Chaplin
(1889–1977)		 Actor, film maker 39 Methley Street, Kennington, London
287 Kennington Road, London, SE 11		 The Dead Comics Society (blue)[18]
J. A. Chatwin (1830–1907) Architect Lloyds Bank, Queen Square, Wolverhampton Wolverhampton Civic Society/Lloyds Bank[19]
Clementine Churchill
(1885–1977)		 Wife of Winston Churchill 107 High Street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire Berkhamsted Town Council, 1979[20]
Alvin Langdon Coburn Pioneering photographer Ffordd Isaf, Harlech, Gwynedd, Wales Royal Photographic Society/Olympus Corporation (blue/octagonal)
Arthur C. Clarke Writer Blenheim Road, Minehead, Somerset 2001 Minehead Town Council (blue)
William Sands Cox Surgeon House of Fraser store, Temple Row, Birmingham City of Birmingham (blue)
Thomas Crapper (1837–1910) Plumber and engineer 12 Thornsett Road, Bromley London Borough of Bromley (blue)[21]
Richmal Crompton (1890–1969) Author 'The Glebe', Oakley Road, Bromley Common, BR2 London Borough of Bromley (green)[22]
Sebastian de Ferranti (1864–1930) Electrical Engineer Havelock Building, 130 Bold Street, Liverpool L1 4JA (birthplace) 2016 Liverpool Council
Walter de la Mare (1873–1956) Writer 14 Thornsett Road, Anerley, SE20 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[23]
Bernard Delfont (as Baron Delfont) Impresario Prince of Wales Theatre, Coventry Street, SW1 Comic Heritage[24]
Grantly Dick-Read (1890–1959) Obstetrician 25 Harley Street, W1 Westminster City Council/National Childbirth Trust (green)[25]
Robert William Dale (1829–1895) Nonconformist church leader Carrs Lane Church, Birmingham Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[26]
Air Commodore Edward Mortlock Donaldson CB CBE DSO AFC* LoM (USA)
(1912–1992)		 Flight airspeed record holder Park Lane, Selsey, West Sussex
86, Grafton Road, Selsey, West Sussex		 West Sussex County Council (Blue)[27]
Arthur Conan Doyle (1859–1930) Writer 2 Upper Wimpole Street, W1 Westminster City Council/The Arthur Conan Doyle Society (green)[28]
George Elkington
(1801–1865)		 Promoter of electro-plating Museum of Science and Industry, Newhall Street, Birmingham B3[29]
Arthur English
(1919–1995)		 Actor and comedian 22 Lysons Road
Aldershot, Hampshire		 2017 Aldershot Civic Society (blue)[30][31]
Geraint Evans (1922–1992) Opera singer 34 Birchwood Road, Petts Wood, BR5 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[32]
Humphrey Gainsborough Non-conformist minister, engineer and inventor Christ Church United Reformed Church, Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire Blue Plaques Board/Oxford Civic Society (blue)[33]
Sampson Gamgee Surgeon Repertory Theatre, Centenary Square, Broad Street, Birmingham Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[26]
Robert Graves English Poet Vale House, Manor Vale Road, Galmpton, Brixham Torbay Civic Society (blue)[26]
Graham Greene Writer St John's Boarding House, Chesham Road, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire Berkhamsted Town Council[20]
Nigel Gresley
(1876–1941)		 Railway engineer Old Rectory, Ashby Road,
Netherseal		 2013 Derbyshire County Council[34]
Pete Ham Rock musician, member of The Iveys and Badfinger Swansea Railway Station, High Street, Swansea, SA1 1NU 2013 City and County of Swansea[35]
Tony Hancock Actor and comedian 10 Grey Close, NW11 The Dead Comics Society (blue)[36]
James Harrington
(1611–1677)		 Author of The Commonwealth of Oceana Manor House, Rectory Lane, Milton Malsor
Northamptonshire, NN7 3AQ		 Milton Malsor Historical Society
Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins (1807–1889) Sculptor and artist 'Fossil Villa', 22 Belvedere Road, Anerley London Borough of Bromley (black)[37]
Oliver Heaviside (1850–1925) Electrical engineer and mathematician Homefield, Lower Warberry Road, TQ1 The Institution of Electrical Engineers (blue)
Edward Heron-Allen(1861–1943) Lawyer, Writer, Scholar, Scientist 122 High Street Selsey
West Sussex, PO20 0QE		 West Sussex County Council (Blue)[27]
Allen Hill Chemist Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, Oxford OX1 3QR 2012 Royal Society of Chemistry (Blue hexagon)[38]
Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844–1889) Poet Manresa House, Roehampton Greater London Council (blue)[39]
Frank Hornby (1863–1836) Toy manufacturer (Meccano Ltd) and MP. The Hollies, Station road, Maghull, Liverpool L31 3DB English Heritage (blue)
William Hutton Historian Waterstones, High Street, Birmingham Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[26]
Barry Jackson (director) English theatre director, entrepreneur and the founder of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre Old Rep, Station Street, Birmingham, B5 4DY Birmingham Civic Society
Sid James Actor Gunnersbury Avenue, London The Dead Comics Society
Griffith John Christian missionary and translator Ebenezer Chapel, Ebenezer Street, Swansea, SA1 5BJ 2013 City and County of Swansea[40]
Samuel Johnson & Joshua Reynolds Founders of The Club 9 Gerrard Street, W1 Westminster City Council/Honsway C&E Foundation (green)[41]
Charles Keeping (1924–1988) Illustrator 16 Church Road, Shortlands, BR2 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[42]
Marie Kendall
(1873–1964)		 Music Hall Artiste Okeover Manor
Clapham Common Northside, London		 2011
John F. Kennedy Politician and US President 14 Princes Gate, London SW7 Unknown (blue)[43]
Albert Ketèlbey (1875–1959) Composer and musician Birmingham and Midland Institute, Cornwall Street, Birmingham 2002 Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[26]
Hetty King (1883–1972) Music Hall artistes and male impersonator 17 Palmerston Road, Wimbledon Erected by The Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America.
Frederick W. Lanchester Scientist, inventor and engineer Oxford Road, Moseley, Birmingham Unknown (green)[44]
George Herbert Lawrence
(1888–1940)		 Industrialist Main Street, Hathersage,
Derbyshire		 2013 Derbyshire County Council[45]
Jessie Matthews Actress, dancer and singer Blue Posts Pub, 22 Berwick Street, W1 Westminster City Council[46]
John Le Mesurier Actor Baron's Court, London The Dead Comics Society[47]
Edward Lear (1812–1888) Painter, poet and humorist 30 Seymour Street, Westminster, W1 Westminster City Council (blue)[48]
Edward Lear (1812–1888) Painter, poet and humorist Bowman's Mews, N7 London Borough of Islington[49]
Lloyds Bank (Sampson Lloyd) Origin of bank Dale End, Birmingham City of Birmingham (blue)[26]
Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge FRS Discoverer of wireless telegraphy and inventor of the spark plug Wolstanton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire 2007 Newcastle-under-Lyme Civic Society
Arthur Lowe
(1915–1982)		 Actor Kinder Road
Hayfield, Derbyshire		 2011 Derbyshire County Council[50]
John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury (1834–1913) Banker, politician, naturalist and archaeologist High Elms Estate, Shire Lane, Farnborough, BR6 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[51]
Ewan MacColl (1915–1989) Singer, songwriter and political activist 35 Stanley Avenue, Beckenham, BR3 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[52]
James Joseph Magennis Submariner and Victoria Cross recipient Royal Naval Association building, Great Victoria Street, Belfast Ulster History Circle (blue)[53]
(Lord) Mayors of Birmingham of the Martineau family Birmingham Council House foyer
1 Victoria Square B1		 2008 Birmingham Civic Society
Karl Marx (1818–1883) Philosopher, political economist, and revolutionary 101-8 Maitland Park Road, NW3 Camden London Borough Council (claret)
James McBey (1883–1959) Artist 1 Holland Park Avenue, London W11 Unknown (grey)
Joe Meek (1929–1967) Record producer and pioneer of sound recording technology was born here 1 Market Square
Newent, Gloucestershire		 Unknown (black) as shown, replaced with The Heritage Foundation (blue) in 2011
Joe Meek (1929–1967) Record producer – The Telstar man, pioneer of sound recording technology, lived, worked and died here. 304 Holloway Road, N19 Unknown (black)[54]
Sir John Everett Millais (1829–1896) Painter The Octagon
Budleigh Salterton, Devon		 Unknown (blue)
Spike Milligan Comedian Camden Palace, Camden High Street, NW1 Comic Heritage (blue)[55]
Keith Moon
(1946–1978)		 Drummer with The Who 90 Wardour Street, Soho, London W1
Site of the Marquee Club		 2009
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) Composer 20 Frith Street, W1 Royal Music Association (blue)[56]
James Murray Lexicographer 78 Banbury Road, Oxford Oxfordshire Blue Plaques Board/Oxford Civic Society (blue)[57]
Heddle Nash (1895–1961) Opera singer 49 Towncourt Crescent, Petts Wood, Bromley London Borough of Bromley (black)[58]
J. A. R. Newlands (1837–1898) Chemist West Square, London, SE11 Royal Society of Chemistry
Florence Nightingale
(1820–1910)		 Social reformer 2014 Derbyshire County Council[59]
Seán O'Casey (1880–1964) Dramatist Ashburton Road, Totnes, Devon Unknown (stone)
Joe Orton (1933–1967) Playwright 25 Noel Road, London, N1 London Borough of Islington (green)
Alexander Parkes Metallurgist and inventor Museum of Science and Industry, Birmingham Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[26]
Sir Joseph Paxton
(1803–1865)		 Gardener, architect of The Crystal Palace, MP Chatsworth Estate, Derbyshire 2011 Derbyshire County Council[60]
Sir William Perkin Chemist Cable Street, E1 Stepney Historical Trust (blue)
Dr Stephen Perse Educator Free School Lane, Cambridge Cambridge Blue Plaque Scheme (blue)[61]
Joseph Priestley Scholar, scientist, theologian and discoverer of oxygen Church of St Michael and St Joseph, New Meeting House Lane, Birmingham Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[26]
Gwen Raverat Artist Darwin College, Silver Street, Cambridge Cambridge Blue Plaque Scheme (blue)[61]
Elizabeth Jesser Reid Slavery abolitionist and founder of Bedford College for Women 48 Bedford Square, WC1 Unknown (green)[62]
George Arthur Roberts
(1890–1970)		 First World War soldier, Second World War fireman, West Indian Community Leader Lewis Trust Dwellings, Warner Road, Camberwell 2016 London Borough of Southwark
W. Heath Robinson
(1872–1944)		 Cartoonist and Illustrator 75 Moss Lane
Pinner, Harrow		 1976 unknown(blue)
Sir Henry Royce
(1863–1933)		 Co-founder of Rolls-Royce Quarndon House,
Derby		 2012 Derbyshire County Council[9]
Willie Rushton Satirist Mornington Crescent tube station, NW1 Comic Heritage (blue)[63]
Terry Scott (1927–1994) Actor and comedian 32 Tucker Street, Watford Comic Heritage (blue)[64][65]
Peter Sellers Actor and comedian 10 Muswell Hill Road, N6 The Dead Comics Society (blue)[66]
Samuel Slater
(1768–1835)		 Father of the American Industrial Revolution Sunnymount Cottage,
Chevin Road, Belper		 2012 Derbyshire County Council[9]
Small Faces and Don Arden 1960s mod group and manager 52–55 Carnaby Street, London Westminster City Council (green)[67]
John Smedley
(1803–1874)		 Father of the American Industrial Revolution County Hall,
Smedley Street, Matlock, Derbyshire		 2012 Derbyshire County Council[9]
William Thomas Stead Journalist 5 Smith Square, London Westminster City Council[68]
George Stephenson
(1781–1848)		 Civil engineer Chesterfield railway station, Derbyshire 2011 Derbyshire County Council[69]
George Herbert Strutt
(1854–1928)		 Mill owner, Philanthropist Makeney Hall, Belper,
Derbyshire		 2013 Derbyshire County Council[70]
Joseph Sturge (1793–1859) Quaker, campaigner for peace, extension of the vote and abolition of slavery Eden Croft, Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham Birmingham Civic Society[71]
William Terriss (1847-1897) Actor Beside the stage door of the Adelphi Theatre in London 1971 Westminster City Council (green)
Dylan Thomas Writer 5 Cwmdonkin Drive, Uplands, Swansea, SA2 0RA
Harry Relph – "Little Tich" (1867–1928) Music hall comedian The Blacksmith Arms, Cudham, Bromley London Borough of Bromley (blue)[72]
J. R. R. Tolkien
(1892–1973)
 Writer Sarehole Mill
Hall Green, Birmingham		 Birmingham Civic Society and The Tolkien Society (blue)[73]
J. R. R. Tolkien
(1892–1973)
 Writer 1 Duchess Place
Edgbaston, Birmingham		 Birmingham Civic Society (blue)[74]
J. R. R. Tolkien
(1892–1973)
 Writer 4 Highfield Road
Edgbaston, Birmingham		 Birmingham Civic Society and The Tolkien Society (blue)[75]
J. R. R. Tolkien
(1892–1973)
 Writer Plough and Harrow, Hagley Road
Edgbaston, Birmingham		 The Tolkien Society (blue)[76]
J. R. R. Tolkien
(1892–1973)
 Writer 20 Northmoor Road
Oxford		 Oxfordshire Blue Plaques Board (blue)[77]
P. L. Travers (1899–1996) Author of Mary Poppins 50 Smith Street, London SW3
Edward Turner (1901–1973) Motorcycle designer 8, Philip Walk, Peckham SE15 Southwark Council[78]
William Turner (1789–1862) Artist 16 St John Street, Oxford Oxford Civic Society[79]
Alison Uttley
(1884–1976)		 Author Castle Top Farm,
Cromford, Derbyshire		 2012 Derbyshire County Council[9]
Barnes Wallis (1887–1979) Pioneer of aircraft design and inventor of the Bouncing Bomb 241 New Cross Road, New Cross, London, SE14 Lewisham Council (scarlet)
Sam Wanamaker (1919–1993) Visionary who recreated Shakespeare's Globe Bankside, SE1 Southwark Council[80]
Baron Dickinson Webster (1818–1860) Wire manufacturer Penns Hall, Birmingham
52°32′11″N 1°48′29″W / 52.536484°N 1.808112°W / 52.536484; -1.808112		 Sutton Coldfield Civic Society (blue)
H. G. Wells (1866–1846) Writer Chiltern Court, Baker Street, NW1 The H. G. Wells Society (scarlet)
H. G. Wells (1866–1846) Writer Primark Store, Market Place, Bromley, BR1
Unknown (blue)[81][82]
William Willett (1856–1915) Campaigner for daylight saving time The Cedars, Camden Park Road, Chislehurst London Borough of Bromley (blue)[83]
Kenneth Williams Comedy actor 57 Marchmont Street, WC1 The Heritage Foundation
Henry Williamson
(1895-1977)		 Author Crowberry Cottage, Georgeham, Devon, and Skirr Cottage in Georgeham The Henry Williamson Society (blue)[84]
Ted Willis, Baron Willis
(1918–1992)		 Playwright 5 Shepherds Green, Chislehurst, BR7 London Borough of Bromley (blue)[85]
Sir Joseph Whitworth
(1803–1887)		 Engineer, Inventor Amber Mill,
Oakerthorpe, Derbyshire		 2012 Derbyshire County Council[9]
Ken Wood
(1916–1997)		 Entrepreneur and businessman, inventor of the eponymous Kenwood Chef food mixer. Goldsworth Road, Woking, Surrey 2017 Woking Borough Council[86]

Places, organisations, or other

Organisation, place, or event Description Location Year erected Erected by (colour) Image
The Clink Notorious prison in Southwark Clink Street, London SE1 Erected by London Borough of Southwark (Blue)
Live at Leeds Site of legendary live recording by The Who The Refectory of the Leeds University Union, University of Leeds, Leeds, West Yorkshire 2006[87] Leeds Civic Trust (Blue)
Royal Air Force Site of first headquarters 80 Strand, London WC2 2008[88] Westminster City Council (green)
Ziggy Stardust The location where the cover of David Bowie's album was photographed 23 Heddon Street, London 2012 Gary Kemp (black)[89]

See also

List of blue plaques erected by the Royal Society of Chemistry

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