Subjects of historical plaques - W

Richard Wagner
(1813-1883) composer
Thomas Wakley
(1795-1862) reformer
Charles Waldmann
(1892-1916)
Louisa Hill Walker
(1867-1948)
Sir Emery Walker
(1851-1933) typographer
Alfred Russel Wallace OM FRS
(1823-1913) naturalist
Sir Barnes Wallis CBE FRS
(1887-1979) Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
Tom Warren CBE
(1882-1968) Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
Bertha Warschauer
Holocaust victim
John William Waterhouse
(1849-1917) painter
Edwin Waterhouse
(1841-1917) accountant
Henry Watling
butcher
Frederick Watts
(1801-1889) lawyer
Laura Susan Webb
(d.2005) bombing victim
Theodor Weil
Holocaust victim
Lt Albert Welch
(d.1951) Lieutenant (Engineer)
John Weller I
(1830-1905) architect
H. G. Wells
(1866-1946) writer
Josephine Wells
Adolph Welsch
Holocaust victim
Sir Admiral George Augustus Westphal RN
(1785-1875) Royal Navy Admiral
C.P.O. S.M. Reginald Whitbread
(d.1951) Chief Petty Officer
Henry White
editor of The Sunday Times
A. H. Whitehead
Sir Dr William Whitla
(1851-1933) physician
Sir Air Cdre Frank Whittle OM KBE CB FRS FRAeS
(1907-1996) jet propulsion pioneer
Whytes Academy
(1758-1824) school
Charles Wicksteed
(1847-1931) engineer
Antonie Wiegand
(1876-?) Holocaust victim
Rev Percy Wildrington
Reverend
Frida Will
(1890-?) Holocaust victim
Tennessee Williams
(1911-1983) playwright
Kenneth Williams
(1926-1988) comic actor
Henry Williamson
(1895-1977) novelist
Guy Wilson
(1886-1961) daffodil breeder
William Wise
(d.2005) bombing victim
Ernst Alfred Witt
(1910-1943) Holocaust victim
Anna Witt
Holocaust victim
Ernst Ludwig Wolff
(1884-?) Holocaust victim
Gottfried Wolff
(1873-?) Holocaust victim
Henriette Gustava Wolff
(1885-1944) Holocaust victim
Clara Wolff
(1888-?) Holocaust victim
L.E.M. Herbert Wood
(d.1951) Leading Electricians Mate
P.O. Tel. Frederick Woods
(d.1951) Royal Navy Petty Officer
Leonard Woolf
(1880-1969) founder of the Hogarth Press
Wynkyn de Worde
(d.1534) father of Fleet Street
Wokingham Workhouse
(1776-1849) workhouse
L. Tel. Benjamin Worsfold
(d.1951) Royal Navy Leading Telegraphist
Gladys Wundowa
(d.2005) bombing victim
Sir Jeffry Wyatville
(1766-1840) architect