Explore Mile End Plaques in Blue Plaque, English Heritage, National Trust & local plaque schemes
Explore Mile End plaques & local Mile End history / heritage content through street plaque schemes (including Blue plaques, English Heritage & National Trust) plus Walkfo’s millions of audio plaques in Walkfo’s Audio Travel Guide to Mile End.
About Mile End Mile End is 3.6 miles (5.8 km) east-northeast of Charing Cross. Situated on the London-to-Colchester road, it was one of the earliest suburbs of the City of London. It became part of the metropolitan area in 1855.
164 street plaquesWalkfo has converted physical plaques into audio files triggered by GPS on a phone when you pass close by on foot, bike, bus or car. You hear Mile End history information & more at the places where they happened, with up-to-date content created by our AI, sourced from trusted history resources such as Wikipedia, local Mile End plaque schemes, English Heritage & National Trust. Walkfo improves on existing Mile End’s physical Mile End plaque schemes with additional, more detailed information than the writing on the physical plaque. With millions of audio places / virtual plaques created across the whole of the UK, you can explore Mile End the same way you might explore a museum or art gallery with information audio headset.
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Mile End plaque map 860 Mile End history spots & 164 street plaques for Mile End
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• John Nash and St. Mary’s Haggerston, London plaque • Anna Maria Garthwaite blue plaque • St Mary Moorfields, London blue plaque • Frank Matcham green plaque • John Wesley and Susanna Annesley black plaque • John Wolfe Barry and Tower Bridge blue plaque • Elizabeth Garrett Anderson blue plaque • Pollock’s Toy Theatre Shop, John Redington, and Benjamin Pollock plaque • Ben Jonson brown plaque • Lewis Burtt, John Burtt, and Hoxton Market Christian Mission plaque • William Shakespeare, Curtain Theatre, and Ben Jonson plaque • Loddiges Nursery plaque • The Grapes, Limehouse blue plaque • Joseph Priestley brown plaque • Gerard Manley Hopkins black plaque • Victor McLaglen blue plaque • Jack (Kid) Berg blue plaque • William Penn blue plaque • St. Gabriel Fenchurch, London blue plaque • Nicholas Culpeper red plaque • Glovers’ Hall, London blue plaque • John Henry Newman blue plaque • Jubilee Line Extension grey plaque • St. Benet Gracechurch, London blue plaque • The Theatre, Shoreditch brown plaque • Samuel Pepys blue plaque • Dockmanager’s office black plaque • David Widgery slate plaque • Robert Hooke blue plaque • Marc Isambard Brunel, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and Thames Tunnel brushed metal plaque
• Derek Jarman blue plaque • Edith Cavell brown plaque • Thomas Briggs blue plaque • Marc Isambard Brunel and Brunel green plaque • First Synagogue blue plaque • Anton Bruckner blue plaque • Millwall Football Club stone plaque • Bill Faust and Adam Meere red plaque • Sylvia Pankhurst blue plaque • Fowell Buxton blue plaque • City Road Turnpike green plaque • Marc Isambard Brunel plaque • The Theatre, Shoreditch, William Shakespeare, and James Burbage brown plaque • Daniel Mendoza blue plaque • Crutched Friar brushed metal plaque • Miriam Moses blue plaque • Paul McCartney blue plaque • Charles Pearson and Siege of Sidney Street red and black plaque • Edith Cavell blue plaque • Peek, Frean, James Peek, and George Hender Frean blue plaque • Isambard Kingdom Brunel blue plaque • Richard Carr Gomm blue plaque • Bobby Abel blue plaque • Surrey Docks Fire blue plaque • Philip Clayton blue plaque • Thomas John Barnardo blue plaque • James Joseph Mallon blue plaque • John Wesley blue plaque • Mark Gertler blue plaque • Gary Toms marble plaque • Lincoln Stanhope Wainright blue plaque • Marc Isambard Brunel and Thames Tunnel brown plaque • Pasqua Rosee’s Head blue plaque • Christopher Jones and Mayflower blue plaque • Stratford brushed metal plaque • Ian Jones bronze plaque • Tommy Steele blue plaque • Charles Robert Ashbee plaque • Marie Lloyd blue plaque • Nina Mackay red plaque • Aneurin Wood and Paralympic Flame blue plaque • Jack Cohen blue plaque • George Lansbury plaque • Laurence Brown black plaque • John Passmore Edwards plaque • Mary Wollstonecraft brown plaque • Christopher Wren grey plaque • Henry VI stone plaque • Daniel Mendoza bronze plaque • Charles Coborn blue plaque • John Lydekker marble plaque • Robert Milligan bronze plaque • Bud Flanagan blue plaque • Hugh Willoughby, Stephen Borough, William Borough, and Martin Frobisher white plaque • Mary Hughes blue plaque • Israel Zangwill blue plaque • Thomas Gray grey plaque • Susanna Annesley blue plaque • William Lyttle blue plaque • Thomas Gresham blue plaque • John Robert Daniel Tyssen brown plaque • Anthony Newley brown plaque • Time & Talents blue plaque • Albert Edward Arber white plaque • Jeremy Feakes blue plaque • Abraham Lewis white plaque • Fred Dell white plaque • Annie Besant blue plaque • John Ogilby blue plaque • Bethlehem Hospital, London blue plaque • William Dockwra blue plaque • St. Martin Outwich, London blue plaque • Thomas John Barnardo plaque • William Henry Perkin blue plaque • Stuart Smith blue plaque • Charles Bradlaugh plaque • Britannia Saloon, London and Britannia Theatre, London brown plaque • Annie Besant, Charles Dickens, and Eleanor Marx blue plaque • Philip Henry Gosse and Edmund Gosse blue plaque • Red and black plaque № 8920 • Marc Isambard Brunel and Brunel’s Engine House black plaque • St John Groser blue plaque • William Bligh blue plaque • James Cook blue plaque • James Cook black plaque • Vincent Harris brown plaque • Charles Wakefield white plaque • Sutton House black plaque • Trinity House blue plaque • Alfred Salter brushed metal plaque • Alf Bridgeman, Fred Chilvers, Hugh Dicken, Ted Dunn, and 9 other • Anchor Brewhouse, London and John Courage bronze plaque • Haroon Shamsher and Farook Shamsher blue plaque • John Richard Green brown plaque • Rotherhithe Picture Research Library, Sands Films Studio, and Grice’s Granary blue plaque • Thames Tunnel and Thames Tunnel Mill black plaque • Tommy Steele blue plaque • Manny Shinwell plaque • King Cole maroon plaque • Bill Faust and Adam Meere black plaque • Joseph Priestley blue plaque • Alexander Parkes and Parkesine brown plaque • Edmund Sheffield blue plaque • Philip Webb brown plaque • flying bomb (V1/V2) blue plaque • Geoffrey Chaucer blue plaque • James Parkinson blue plaque • Mayflower, London and Pilgrim Fathers black plaque • Maria Dickin blue plaque • St. Katherine Coleman, London blue plaque • Michael Caine blue plaque • Mahatma Gandhi blue plaque • Hannah Billig blue plaque • Elizabeth Fry brown plaque • Isaac Rosenberg blue plaque • Francis Drake bronze plaque • Thomas John Barnardo blue plaque • Tower Hamlets International Brigade brass plaque • Priory of the Holy Trinity blue plaque • Battle of Cable Street red plaque • F. A. Albin blue plaque • Queen Victoria and Robert Horner, Spitalfields white plaque • Plaque at 5 Bell Inn Yard • Plaque at Crosby Square • Plaque at 65 Cornhill • Plaque at Jupp Street • Plaque at Stratford International Station • Plaque at Deptford Wharf • Plaque at Deptford Wharf • Plaque at Change Alley • Plaque at nr Leytonstone Road • Plaque at Bethnal Green Tube Station
When using Walkfo App to explore Mile End’s plaques, you will hear the full history story at the location of each plaque.
Mile End has 164 plaques as part of official tourist plaque schemes for you to explore in the Walkfo Mile End plaques map. Plaque schemes such as National Heritage’s “Blue Plaques” display plaques as visual marker on streets & buildings to highlight points-of-interest & history at the places where they happened.
The Walkfo AI has performed further research about the location of each plaque to provide a fuller, deeper content experience for when exploring Mile End plaques.
Experience the hidden history & stories at each location when the Walkfo local tourist guide app triggers audio files close to each Mile End plaque. And in additional to official national plaque schemes like National Heritage Blue Plaques & Westminster’s Green Plaques, Walkfo has created millions of ‘virtual geo plaques’ unique to Walkfo across the UK, making Walkfo the largest national & international plaque organisation in the world.