George Bernard Shaw lived in this house from 1887-1898 'from the coffers of his genius he enriched the world'
The plaque was erected by St Pancras Borough Council in 1951, a year after Shaw's death. It was adopted into the official London plaque scheme by the Greater London Council in 1975 - a decade after the abolition of the Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras and a year after the GLC had installed a plaque commemorating Virginia Woolf at the same address.
29 Fitzroy Square, London
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by administered by English Heritage as part of the London wide plaque scheme and St Pancras Borough Council in 1951
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