Erection date: 26/7/1886
This foundation stone was laid 26th July 1886.
W1, Ingestre Place, Pargiter Court
The foundation stone is low down on the Ingestre Place elevation. The history plaque, in our photo hiding behind the 'no bikes' sign, is actually in Silver Place.
This section lists the other memorials at the same location as the memorial on this page:
Pargiter Court - foundation stone
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