Erection date: /7/2016
Inscription
The hidden River Effra is beneath your feet.
Site: River Effra - Effra Hall (1 memorial)
SW2, Kellett Road
The plaque is in the pavement - the man in our photo will walk over it in about 3 strides.
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River Effra - Effra Hall
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River Effra
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River Effra - Effra Hall
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