Elsie Naisbett MBE, 22nd September 1926 - 3rd December 2009.
This memorial plaque is to commemorate Elsie Naisbett's outstanding services to the community.
Sadly missed. Always remembered.
SW4, Studley Road, Stockwell Resource Centre
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Elsie Naisbett
Tenant activist. Lived on the Studley Estate in Stockwell for 47 years, and ...
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