Erection date: 18/10/2013
The One Bell Inn Public House.
Crayford Chartists held their first meeting here on 21st June 1844 to campaign for political and social reform.
Crayford Manor House Historical Society
Heritage Lottery Fund Lottery Funded
London Borough of Bexley
DA1, Old Road, 170, One Bell Inn
Credit for this entry to: Alan Patient of www.plaquesoflondon.co.uk
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Crayford Chartists
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Crayford Chartists
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