Heritage Plaques
Islington’s Heritage Plaques showcase our culturally rich and colourful heritage by commemorating the significant people, places, and events in the borough. There are currently 102 plaques spread out on various sites across the borough. Search the full list of Heritage Plaques below and be inspired by some of the amazing people, places and events of Islington.
St John Street Turnpike (1746-1830)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Social Democratic Foundation (1926-1937)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Roman Camp Site
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Peacock Inn (1564-1962)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Marie Stopes (1880-1958)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Lt-Cdr R. S. Kerridge (1903-1940)
A London Borough of Islington plaque, which replaced the original plaque as it was lost. Unveiled on November 2016.
Coppice Row Turnpike (c1750-1830)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Copenhagen House (early 17th century-1855)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
Copenhagen Fields (21 April 1834)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
City Road Turnpike (1766-1864)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
City Pesthouse (1593-1736)
A London Borough of Islington Plaque.
North London Synagogue (1868-1959)
An Islington People's Plaque, unveiled in June 2015.
