Erection date: /10/2014
Daniel O'Connell 'The Liberator', 1775 - 1847, Irish leader and champion of civil rights, lived here in 1833.
English Heritage
O'Connell lived here with his wife and children from February 1833 for up to six months.
W1, Albemarle Street, 14
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