What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Dame Ellen Terry GBE 1847-1928 actress Edward William Godwin 1833-1886 architect-designer Edith Craig 1869-1947 theatre director and suffragette lived here Edward Gordon Craig CH 1872-1966 theatre director, designer and theorist was born here Recorded plaque organisation: Stevenage Arts Guild, Stevenage Borough Council.
Dame Ellen Terry GBE was a renowned Victorian actress celebrated for her Shakespearean roles; Edward William Godwin was an influential architect and designer known for his work in the Aesthetic movement; Edith Craig was a pioneering theatre director and active suffragette who advocated for women's rights; Edward Gordon Craig CH, their son, was a significant figure in early 20th-century theatre as a director, designer, and theorist.
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