Plaque

Juno House

Erection date: 5/6/2007

Inscription

Juno House was officially opened by Mrs Annie Smith, a Minerva Estate resident since 1948, on Tuesday 5th June 2007.
Anne Ambrose - Chair
Michael Tyrrell - Chief Executive
THCH

Site: Juno House (1 memorial)

E2, Old Bethnal Green Road, Juno House

The oval plaque on the buildings reads: "Juno House - this block was built in 2005 by THCH and named after Juno from Roman mythology. She was patron goddess of Rome." THCH - Tower Hamlets Community Housing.

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This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Juno House

Subjects commemorated i

Mrs Annie Smith

A Minerva Estate resident 1948 - 2007 at least.

This section lists the subjects who helped to create/erect the memorial on this page:
Juno House

Created by i

Tower Hamlets Community Housing Ltd

THCH is a charitable housing provider managing over 3,000 homes exclusively i...

Anne Ambrose

Chair of Tower Hamlets Community Housing in 2007. Director of Tower Hamlets C...

Michael Tyrrell

Chief Executive of Tower Hamlets Community Housing 1999 - 2016 when he steppe...

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