Reference WMO/291008
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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Plaque: THIS MURAL WAS UNVEILED BY/ 96 YEAR OLD IN-PENSIONER A E ALEXANDRE OF THE/ ROYAL HOSPITAL CHELSEA IN THE PRESENCE OF CLLR. DAPHNE HAYES-MOJON,/ THE MAYOR OF LAMBETH, ON 14 OCTOBER 1998 - 80 YEARS SINCE/ THE END OF WORLD WAR ONE [sic]/ THE MURAL IS BASED ON DESIGNS BY PUPILS/ FROM STOCKWELL PARK SCHOOL/ AND HAS BEEN/ PAINTED BY BRIAN BARNES./ IT WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE STOCKWELL PARTNERSHIP - A MULTI AGENCY BODY/ WORKING TO IMPROVE THE STOCKWELL NEIGHBOURHOOD; Mural: AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING/ WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
Violette Szabo
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