What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Built 1896-1898 Albion House Designed by Richard Norman Shaw White Star Line offices Recorded plaque organisation: UNESCO World Heritage.
Richard Norman Shaw was a prominent British architect known for his prolific work in the Queen Anne Revival style; Albion House, designed by him between 1896-1898, served as the headquarters for the White Star Line and stands as an example of his architectural influence on commercial buildings.
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