Erection date: 2006
Harry Cole, voluntary worker, policeman, writer, attended this school, 1934 - 40.
London Borough of Southwark
Voted by the People
SE1, Lant Street, Charles Dickens Primary School
The building has some other, architectural, plaques which read:
School Board for London
Lant Street School 1877
SLB Lant St. School enlarged 1901
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Harry Cole
Born 48A Lower Road, Rotherhithe. Married and joined the Met Police in 1952. ...
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Harry Cole
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Harry Cole
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