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Sir Ambrose Fleming plaque

Blue plaque

What is recorded here

The public map records this plaque for Sir Ambrose Fleming. Its recorded inscription reads: Sir Ambrose Fleming, 1849 - 1945, scientist and electrical engineer, lived here.
Sir Ambrose Fleming, a pioneering electrical engineer, invented the right-hand rule for electromagnetism and developed the first radio rectifier valve, significantly impacting early radio technology.

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