James Glaisher, Henry Coxwell, and World Altitude Balloon Record blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

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This blue commemorative plaque records: World Altitude Balloon Record c30,000ft without Oxygen by James Glaisher F.R.S. and Henry Coxwell Ascended from Stafford Road Gas Works which supplied Commercial Coal Gas on 5.9.1862 Recorded plaque organisation: Wolverhampton Civic Society, British Gas TransCo.

James Glaisher FRS, a meteorologist, and Henry Coxwell, an aeronaut, set a world altitude balloon record of approximately 30,000 feet without oxygen in 1862, significantly advancing scientific knowledge about the upper atmosphere.

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