Anna Fauguet, 1878 - 1939
N1, Brayfield Terrace, 4
Barnsbury is surprisingly short of plaques and memorials of any kind, so Anna's plaque is very welcome. But it would be anyway - a unique plaque, looking quite continental, tending to corroborate the foreign sound of her name. But who was she? We can find nothing on the web.
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Anna Fauguet
Anna has no presence on the web and we can provide no information. Can someon...
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Site of the King's Arms Tavern where the first meeting of the Marine Society held on 23 June 1756.
This huge plaque is on the rear of the National Gallery, Sainsbury wing.
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