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This blue commemorative plaque records: Dr Benjamin Pugh 1715-1798 Surgeon, pioneer in midwifery and the inoculation of smallpox, who saved many lives. He designed this building (The Mansion House) in 1755 and lived there until 1773

Benjamin Pugh was a pioneering surgeon in the 18th century known for his advancements in midwifery and smallpox inoculation, significantly contributing to public health. He also designed The Mansion House in 1755, where he resided until 1773.

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