What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Cecil Sharp. Its recorded inscription reads: Cecil Sharp (1859-1924) Collector of English Folk Songs and Dances lived here
Cecil Sharp was a prominent figure in the folk revival movement, known for collecting and preserving English folk songs and dances, significantly contributing to their survival and popularity.
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