What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Thomas Ellis Owen 1805-1862 architect and developer of Southsea lived here from 1849 Recorded plaque organisation: English Heritage.
Thomas Ellis Owen was a prominent 19th-century architect and developer who significantly shaped the urban landscape of Southsea, contributing to its development into a fashionable seaside resort.
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