Subjects of historical plaques - S

Salisbury Court Playhouse
(1629-1649) theatre
Saturday Bridge
bridge
Lady Marie-Jeanne de Savigny de Moncorps
(1848-1932) Viscountess
Werner Scharff
Holocaust victim
St Paul's School, London
(1512-present) school
scientific life assurance
(1762-?)
Scrivens Buildings
tenement
scurvy ridden whale men
Seagate
(1385-present) gate
Johann Gottfried Seume
(1763-1810) author
Sir Edmund Shaa
(d.1488) founder of Stockport Grammar School
St. Benet Sherehog, London
(d.1666) church
Horace Short
(1872-1917) aviation pioneer
Eustace Short
(1875-1932) aviation pioneer
Oswald Short
(1883-1969) aviation pioneer
St Peter's Chapel, Sidmouth
chapel
Paris Singer
Smethwick Engine
(1779-1891) steam engine
Smethwick Public Building
(1867-present) library
Stuart Smith
planner
Cyril Smith
(1909-1974) pianist
Capt Powell Snell
British Army Captain
Francesco Solimena
(1657-1747) architect
Richard Spynke
St Ann's Well
(d.1887) water well
St Leonard Eastcheap, London
(d.1666) church
St Thomas The Apostle Church, London
(d.1666) church
St. Bartholomew's Grange
grange
St. Benet Fink, London
(d.1666) church
St. Benet Gracechurch, London
(d.1876) church
St. Gabriel Fenchurch, London
(d.1666) church
St. John Zachary, London
(d.1666) church
St. Katherine Coleman, London
(d.1926) church
St. Leonard’s Church, London
(d.1666) church
St. Martin Orgar, London
church
St. Mary Bothaw, London
(d.1666) church
St. Mary Cole, London
(d.1666) church
St. Mary Woolchurch Haw, London
(d.1666) church
St. Mildred's Church, London
(d.1872) church
St. Paul's Church Covent Garden, London
church
St. Thomas' Hospital
hospital
Standard Time
(1879-present) concept
Joseph Rayner Stephens
(1805-1879) Chartist leader
Lord Sydney Stern
(1845-1912) Member of Parliament
Sir General Montagu Stopford MC KBE GCB DSO DL
(1892-1971) Knight of the British Empire
St. John Street Turnpike
(1746-1830) turnpike
Shoreham Film Studio
(1915-1922) film studio
Joseph Sturge
(1793-1859) Quaker
Charles Sturt
(1795-1869) explorer of Australia
Ada Jane Summers MBE JP
(1861-1944) first woman to adjudicate on an English Bench