{On the south face of the supporting beam:}
In memoriam, Harold Wilson
{On the north face of the supporting beam:}
Spion Kop Africa 1900
Memorial Clock to Harold Wilson (not the Prime Minister.)
W4, The Avenue, St Michael & All Angels Church
The foundation stone is below the window on the right; the clock projects from the wall even further to the right, outside our photo.
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Harold Wilson clock
London Historians: "Harold Wilson was the second son of the reverend. Serving...
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Harold Wilson clock
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