John Yugin's Plaques Website

115 Plaques in London Borough of Lewisham

116-118 New Cross Road, London SE14 5BANew Cross Library (Education) Andrew Carnegie (Philanthropist)(Photos Taken: 23-Mar-2022)Link

Riverside Wall, Aragon Tower, George Beard Road, London SE8 3PE Dave O'Hara (Social Reformer)Wall of the Ancestors (Historical London)(Photos Taken: 04-Mar-2020)Link

Deptford Wharf, London SE8 3PA David Ivan O'Hara(Social Reformer)(Photos Taken: 17-Apr-2016)Link
Plaque Wording: This plaque has been dedicated by the Pepys community in memory of David Ivan O'Hara 1931-1992 who in his last years dedicated himself to the community and the projects of the community of the Pepys Estate

131 Deptford High Street, London SE8 4NS Deptford Our Lady of the Assumption(Churches etc)(Photos Taken: 17-Apr-2016)Link

4 Bovill Road, Forest Hill, London SE23 1HA Leslie Paul(Social Reformer)(Photos Taken: 26-Apr-2016)Link

110 Westwood Hill, London SE26 4BG Joseph Paxton (Architect) Henry Buckland (Social Reformer)(Photos Taken: 26-Apr-2016)Link

97 Lewisham High Street, Lewisham, London SE13 5JXPeople's Building Society(Historical London)(Photos Taken: 10-Mar-2020)Link

The Colonnade, Grove Street, Deptford, London SE8 3AYPepys Estate (Historical London) Earl Mountbatten of Burma (Armed Forces)(Photos Taken: 04-Mar-2020)Link
Plaque Wording: The Pepys Estate was opened on 13th July 1966 by Admiral of the Fleet, The Earl Mountbatten of Burma, KG.
The Estate, built by the Greater London Council, stands on the site of the Royal Victoria Dockyard, founded over 400 years ago. Here Samuel Pepys, Secretary of the Royal Navy, ordered the fitting out of the fleet for the Dutch Wars and here through the centuries British warships were built and rigged.
This is now dedicated to the peaceful enjoyment & wellbeing of Londoners.

The Colonnade, Grove Street, Deptford, London SE8 3AYPepys Estate (Historical London)Royal Victoria Yard (Historical London)(Photos Taken: 04-Mar-2020)Link
Plaque Wording: Victualling Department Admiralty
This plaque commemorates the closing of the Royal Victoria Yard in 1961 after 219 years of service to the Royal Navy. This terrace and adjacent colonnade were part of the Victualling Yard, Deptford, built on a site of 35 acres purchased from the Evelyn Estate in 1742. The yard was re-named the Royal Victoria Yard in 1858 by gracious permission of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.