{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

{Beneath the crest of the Great Central Railway:}
This plaque commemorates the 200th birthday on 26 September 2019 of Sir Edward Watkin who created the Great Central Railway and its London terminal, Marylebone Station.

Betjeman Centenary, 2nd September 2006. Chiltern Railways dedicate this plaque to the memory of Sir John Betjeman, poet and friend of the railways, 1906 - 1984.

{Beneath the coat of arms of the Great Central Railway:}
This plaque unveiled by His Honour Edgar Fay Q.C. son of Sir Sam Fay, General Manager of the Great Central Railway 1902 - 1922.
15th March 1999.
Marylebone Station Centenary 1899 - 1999

Sir Ralph Richardson, 1902 - 1983, actor, lived here 1944 - 1968.
English Heritage

Sir Arnold Wesker, famed Jewish playwrite and author, lived many years in Hackney, and attended Northwold Primary School, 1940 - 1943.
(UK branch of the Jewish American Society for Historic Preservation)

{With the lion:}
George V, AD 1910 - 1936

{With the unicorn:}
King George's Field

Trinity Homes, erected 1822, built and endowed by Thomas Bailey.

Sir William Sterndale Bennett, 1816 - 1875, composer, lived here.
English Heritage

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Mary Anne Clarke (c.1776 - 1852) royal mistress, lived here.
Loughton Town Council, 2009

Frank Borman

Harrison H. Schmitt

Charles M. Duke Jr.

James B. Irwin

Alfred M. Worden

Edgar D. Mitchell