To commemorate the union of Fulham Palace Road and Wandsworth Bridge United Reformed Churches.
8 January 1984.

Betsi Cadwaladr, 1789 - 1860
"Y Ffyddlonaf o Nyrsys Ei Mawrhudi"
"The Faithfulest of Her Majesty's Nurses"

{On a plaque attached to the nearby railings:}
The adjacent street light is the last remaining sewer gas destructor lamp in the City of Westminster.  Installed in association with Sir Joseph Bazalgette's revolutionary Victoria Embankment sewer, which opened in 1870, this cast iron ornamental lamp standard with original lantern continues to burn off residual biogas.

London Wildlife Trust
This plaque celebrates the opening of Woodberry Wetland Nature Reserve by Sir David Attenborough, 30th April 2016, with thanks to:
Berkeley Homes, Heritage Lottery Fund, Thames Water, London Borough of Hackney.

Charles Laughton, winner of best actor 'Oscar', The Private Life of Henry VIII, B. & D. Studios, Elstree 1933.
Commemorating the centenary of cinema 1996.
In association with the the British Film Institute.

Festival of Britain
1951
Award for merit

Union of Post Office Workers HQ, built 1937, converted to apartments by Galliard Homes, 2016.
The Clapham Society

Greenwich Meridian

A. S. Jasper (1905 - 1970) author of the classic East End autobiography "A Hoxton Childhood", lived and wrote in this house for much of his life.
Waltham Forest Heritage

George V, AD 1910 - 1936

King George's Field

{Beneath the High Speed 1 logo:}
The HS1 Station Environment Award, presented to Network Rail for Paddington Station Span 4, by Simon Jenkins, Chairman of the National Trust.
2012
National Railway Heritage Awards
www.nrha.org.uk

Birthplace of Queen Elizabeth II, 1926 - 2022.
Bruton Street, W1
City of Westminster

All the Listing has to say about this sculpture is: "On the west elevation is a raised geometrical abstract form in tooled stone." Not even the name of the sculptor.

George V, AD 1910 - 1936

King George's Field

{Above the South Eastern Railway emblem:}
Joiner Street Bridge erected 1849.
James Warren (1802 - 1870) and W. T. Monzani patented their iron girder in 1848. The triangular frames are cast iron, with a wrought iron bottom chord, and the Grade II listed trusses above this area are some of the earliest surviving examples.

The eastern abutment arches are believed to be remnants of the 1839 London and Croydon Railway terminus station.

King George V, AD 1910 - 1936.

King Georges Field

Catherine Eddowes, died 30th September 1888.
City of London Cemetery Heritage Trail