
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: James Flewitt Mullock 1818-1892. To commemorate the life of a Victorian Newportonian - artist - art teacher - bibliophile - educational reformer - bon vivant - horticulturalist and clerk to Newport and St Woolos Burial Board, the first municipal body of its kind in Britain.
James Flewitt Mullock was a multifaceted Victorian figure from Newport known for his contributions as an artist, art teacher, and educational reformer. He played a pioneering role by serving as clerk to Newport and St Woolos Burial Board, the first municipal body of its kind in Britain, significantly impacting local governance and public health standards.
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Photo: Robin Drayton on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0