monuments, plaques and miscellaneous features
Stewart Smyth 1887-1936
Wood Plaque from the Memorial Chapel dedicated to Stewart Smyth, Th. AKCL (Theology Associate Kings College London) He is in the 1896 & 1902 Kellys directory at St Marks Vicarage Victoria Dock. It is likely that this was a side chapel in St Marks dedicated to his memory.
Part of Newham Heritage & Archives collection
Stone mounting-block
This stone block was originally a boundary marker and used for mounting horses.
Memorial, St Johns, North Woolwich. (2)
This memorial to the soldiers of the parish that died in WWI, stood in the grounds of St Johns Church North Woolwich.
Memorial, St Johns, North Woolwich. (1)
This memorial to the soldiers of the parish that died in WWI, stood in the grounds of St Johns Church North Woolwich.
Sarah Bonnell,Tablet.
Recording her charitable donations to West Ham, for the education and clothing of the poor girls of the parish.
Gurney monument.
A busy Stratford Broadway at the Gurney Monument.
John Curwen's Grave.
The inscription on the granite obelisk on the family grave reads: JOHN CURWEN
Born November 14, 1816, Died May 26,1880
He developed and promoted the Tonic Sol-fa Method of teaching music.
"Let the people praise Thee, O God; Let all the people praise Thee."
Carpenters Company Estate, Stratford.
Carpenters Company Boundary Marker in Stratford Park dating from 1849.
Boundary Plaque - St Mary Rotherhithe
Rotherhithe Parish Estate - Plaistow. St Mary’s Rotherhithe owned two parcels of land in Newham – one in Plaistow and one in Stratford.
Boundary Marker - Rotherhithe Parish Estate
Rotherhithe Parish Estate Stratford. St Mary’s Rotherhithe owned two parcels of land in Newham – one in Stratford and one in Plaistow.
