Plaque

Tufnell Park Road - Listed

Tufnell Park Road - Listed Tufnell Park Road - Listed
Inscription

Grade II listed house
Department of National Heritage

Site: Tufnell Park Road - Listed (1 memorial)

N19, Tufnell Park Road, 19

9 - 21 Tufnell Park Road were listed in 1994.  The listing entry says: "Detached and semi-detached houses linked to form a terrace. 1840-50."  One wonders what the owners of the other 6 houses thought when the owners of number 19 unveiled their plaque.  This plaque reminds us of the Approved Extension in NW1, and not in a good way.

If plaques were erected on all listed houses and on those with approved planning applications then central London would appear to be suffering an outbreak of measles.

This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Tufnell Park Road - Listed

Subjects commemorated i

Department of National Heritage

Created on 11 April 1992.  By 2013 it had become part of the Department for C...

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