Inscription
English Heritage
Dr. Joseph Rogers, 1821 - 1889, health care reformer, lived here.
Site: Dr. Joseph Rogers (1 memorial)
W1, Dean Street, 32
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Dr. Joseph Rogers
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Dr. Joseph Rogers
Health care reformer. The picture source, an article on Rogers in the British...
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Dr. Joseph Rogers
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