Erection date: /9/2016
In memory of Norma Williamson, 1947 - 2015, a great supporter of Brixton, missed by her family and friends.
SW9, Rushcroft Road, Tate Library
This small plaque is on the planter which can be seen in our photo, below the "Brixton Library" sign. We thank our colleague, Alan Patient, for these photos. The unveiling was reported here.
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Norma Williamson
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Norma Williamson
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