
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Macdonald Sisters lived here 1862-1863 Georgina married Sir Edward Burne-Jones Bt., A.R.A. Alice's son was Rudyard Kipling Louisa's son was Stanley Baldwin Agnes married Sir Edward Poynter Bt., P.R.A. Recorded plaque organisation: Wolverhampton Civic Society, Walker, Barnet & Hill.
The Macdonald sisters were influential figures in Victorian society; Georgiana married artist Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Alice was mother to writer Rudyard Kipling, Louisa's son became Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, and Agnes wedded artist Sir Edward Poynter.
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