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Alexander Korda

This blue plaque commemorates Sir Alexander Korda, a pioneering Hungarian-British film producer who shaped British cinema in the 1930s and 1940s. Located on a building in Mayfair, it marks his former residence and production hub, where clas

Alexander Korda Memorial

This site commemorates Alexander Korda, the Hungarian-British film producer and director who founded London Films. The memorial highlights his significant role in establishing the British film industry and his influence on cinematic storyte

Alfred Waterhouse

Alfred Waterhouse was a renowned British architect, best known for designing the Natural History Museum in London. This commemorative marker honors his contributions to Victorian architecture, characterized by his distinctive use of terraco

All Souls Church

All Souls Church, located on Langham Place, is a striking example of Neoclassical architecture by John Nash. Its unique circular design and iconic spire make it a distinctive landmark in the London skyline. The church's interior is equally

All Souls Church, Langham Place

Designed by John Nash, this striking Greek Revival church stands as a testament to early 19th-century architectural ambition in London. Its distinctive circular design and towering Corinthian columns create a majestic silhouette against the

Allies - Churchill-Roosevelt Statue

This powerful bronze sculpture depicts Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt seated together on a bench in a moment of historic camaraderie. Located on Bond Street near the former US embassy, it commemorates the special relationship b

Allies - Churchill-Roosevelt statue

This bronze statue in Bond Street depicts Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt seated together on a park bench, symbolizing the strong alliance between the United Kingdom and the United States during World War II. The informal pose c

Anaesthesia Heritage Centre

The Anaesthesia Heritage Centre offers a unique and fascinating journey through the history of anaesthesia, from its early, often dangerous experiments to modern-day precision. Located within the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britai

Ann Oldfield

A blue plaque commemorates Ann Oldfield, a celebrated English actress of the early 18th century, known for her roles in Restoration comedies and Shakespearean plays. She was a star of the Drury Lane Theatre and a trailblazer for women in th

Arthur Pearson

Tucked away on a quiet street, this unassuming blue plaque marks the former residence of Sir Arthur Pearson, the visionary founder of St Dunstan’s (now Blind Veterans UK). The simple ceramic tablet, bearing his dates and legacy, invites pas

BBC School Radio

A blue plaque marks the site of the BBC's School Radio service, a pioneering educational broadcasting initiative. Located in the Langham area, it signifies the BBC's historic commitment to education. For decades, it brought lessons in music

BBC School Radio Memorial Plaque

Nestled within the historic corridors of Broadcasting House, this unassuming plaque marks the legacy of BBC School Radio, a pioneering force in children's education from 1952 to 1993. It serves as a quiet tribute to the voices that once gui

Bee Gees

This blue plaque honors the Bee Gees, the iconic pop group formed by brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb. It marks the location of their childhood home in Manchester, where their musical journey began before they achieved global fame. T

Bernard Sunley

A blue plaque commemorates Bernard Sunley, a prominent British philanthropist and businessman known for his extensive charitable work. He established the Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation, which supports a wide range of causes including

Brian Epstein

This blue plaque honors Brian Epstein, the visionary manager of The Beatles who discovered the band at Liverpool's Cavern Club and guided them to international stardom. Located on a building in Savile Row, it marks the site of the Beatles'

Charles 3rd Earl Stanhope

Charles Stanhope, the 3rd Earl Stanhope, was a British statesman and scientist known for his radical political views and inventions. This plaque commemorates his residence in the area, highlighting his role in the development of early calcu

Charles Edmund Peczenik

This plaque honors Charles Edmund Peczenik, a notable figure whose life and work contributed to the rich tapestry of London's history. While less widely known than some, his story is a thread in the city's diverse narrative, representing th

Charles Edmund Peczenik Memorial Plaque

Nestled within the historic fabric of London, this blue plaque quietly commemorates the life of architect Charles Edmund Peczenik, a figure whose designs helped shape the city's architectural landscape. The inscription, marking his residenc

Charles Rolls

This statue commemorates Charles Rolls, the pioneering British motoring and aviation enthusiast and co-founder of Rolls-Royce. Erected in the heart of Mayfair, the bronze figure captures his spirit of innovation and daring. The monument sta

Charles X

This blue plaque commemorates Charles X, King of France from 1824 to 1830, who lived in exile in London after the July Revolution. The plaque marks his residence in Mayfair, a fashionable area for exiled royalty. His stay in London was a pe

Charles, 3rd Earl Stanhope

A discreet plaque marks the London home of Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl Stanhope—a polymath, inventor, and radical reformer who championed parliamentary reform, Catholic emancipation, and freedom of the press in the late 18th century. Known a

Clive of India

This blue plaque commemorates Robert Clive, 1st Baron Clive, better known as 'Clive of India', a British military officer and colonial administrator. He was a key figure in establishing British East India Company rule in Bengal. The plaque

Colen Campbell

This plaque honors Colen Campbell, a pioneering Scottish architect who introduced Palladian style to Britain and designed iconic buildings like Houghton Hall. Located on a building in Mayfair, it marks his residence and creative workspace d

Colen Campbell Memorial

This memorial honors Colen Campbell, the Scottish architect who was a pioneer of the Palladian revival in Britain. His work, particularly at Mereworth Castle, helped define the neoclassical style that dominated British architecture for deca

Dr Grantly Dick-Read

Ernest Bevin

Faraday Museum

Frances Hodgson Burnett

Frederick Roberts

Frederick Roberts Memorial

George Basevi

George Edmund Street

George Grote

George Orwell

Germaine Necker

Handel

Handel & Hendrix

Handel & Hendrix in London

Handel & Hendrix in Soho

Hector Hugh Munro

Herbert Henry Asquith

Herbert Henry Asquith Memorial

Herbert Henry Asquith Memorial Plaque

J. Arthur Rank

J. Arthur Rank Memorial

Jeffry Wyatville

Jeffry Wyatville Memorial

Jimi Hendrix

Josef Dallos

Lord Ashfield

Lord Stanley of Preston

Lord Stanley of Preston Memorial

Lutyens and Pearson

Nelson

Prince Talleyrand

Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II Birthplace Plaque

Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Site

Queen's Hall

Quintin Hogg

Quintin and Alice Hogg Memorial

RIBA Library

Richard Bright

Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Richard Brinsley Sheridan Commemoration

Richard Brinsley Sheridan Memorial

Richard St. Barbe Baker

Sanctum Soho Hotel

Sir Frederick Treves

Sir Frederick Treves Memorial

Sir Jonathan Hutchinson

Sir Norman Hartnell

Sir Norman Hartnell Memorial

Sir Richard Westmacott

Sir Richard Westmacott Memorial

Sir Robert Mayer

Sir Ronald Ross

Site of the Original HMV Store

Site of the original HMV store

Statue of Lord George Bentinck

Terence Donovan

The Artists Rifles

The Beatles

The Beatles Rooftop Concert Memorial

The Little Violet Door

Thomas Gage

Twiggy & Terrance Donovan Sculpture

Twist Museum

Washington Irving

Washington Irving Memorial

West End Beacon

West End Museum

Wilkie Collins

William Pitt the Younger

William Pitt the Younger Statue

William Roy

William Roy Memorial

William Roy Memorial Plaque

Ziggy Stardust

Richard St. Barbe Baker Memorial Garden