What is recorded here
Eleanor Marx 1855‒1898. Dedicated to the Labour movement. Lived here 1873
Eleanor Marx, sister of Karl Marx and a prominent socialist and labour activist, lived in this house in 1873. She was involved in the British labour movement and played a key role in promoting workers' rights and socialist ideas in the late 19th century.
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