Erection date: 2010
R. I. P. Charles Dibdin, 1768 - 1833
Henry Krokatsis 2010
N1, Pentonville Road
Left - right: Dibdin - Grimaldi.
2018: we could not get the graves to produce any music but having now seen this Londonist video we need to return and dance with more vigour!
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Charles Dibdin grave for dancing on
Dramatist, composer, writer and theatre proprietor. Employed Grimaldi at Sadl...
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Charles Dibdin grave for dancing on
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Charles Dibdin grave for dancing on
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