Subjects of historical plaques - C

Hugh Cairns
(1896-1952) neurosurgeon
Mel Calman
(1931-1994) cartoonist
Georg Cantor
(1845-1918) Professor of Mathematics
Chiesa S. Nicola alla Carita, Naples
church
Couvent des Grands Carmes
(1359-present) convent
Dora Dorothea Casper
Holocaust victim
Dr Elizabeth Casson
(1881-1954) founder of the first UK school of occupational therapy
Castle Meadow
street
Catenian Association
(1908-present) association
Catherine of Braganza
(1638-1705)
Catholic Social Guild
(1909-present) society
Cavalry Barracks
(1792-1963) barracks
James T. Chance JP MA DL
(1814-1902) partner in the firm of Chance Brothers & Co
Chapel Bar, Nottingham
gate
charnel chapel of St. John, Kings Lynn
(1364-1779) chapel
Jean Chapelain
(1595-1674) poet
King Charles II of England
(1630-1685) King of England
Général Charron
farmer
Humphrey Chetham
(1580-1653) merchant
Chiesa S. Maria delle Grazie a Toledo, Naples
church
Christ's Hospital
(1552-present) school
Chubb & Son's
(1818-present) company
Church of Saint Swithin, Norwich
church
Christ Church, Salford
(d.1958) church
William Claiborne
(1600-1677) founder of the Virginia colony
Henry Clark
butcher
C & J Clark Ltd
(1825-?) shoe manufacturer
Ald. Hercules Clay
alderman
Hugh Clopton
(1440-1496) Lord Mayor of London
The Ballet Club
foundation
Concorde Club
club
Cobb Gate
gate
Cockey Lane
street
stone cross, Colchester
cross
Dean John Colet
(1467-1519) Dean
Co-operative Insurance Company
company
James Henry Cook
(1869-?) vegetarian
Thomas Cooke
(1628-1703) Mayor of Norwich
Tommy Cooper
(1921-1984) comedian
County Hall
(1922-1986) hall
Court of Record for the Hundred of Salford in the County of Lancaster
(1869-1971) court
Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster
(1351-1962) court
Richard Courant
(1888-1972) mathematician
Thomas Alfred Coward
(1867-1923) naturalist
C. W. Cox
bicycle manufacturer
Cranbrook School
(1518-present) school
Thomas Cranmer
(1489-1556) Archbishop of Canterbury
Henry Cross-grove
(1683-1744) printer
Antoine Curet
designer
Curtain Theatre
(1577-1627) theatre