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Thomas Hood plaque

Blue plaque

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The public map records this plaque for Thomas Hood. Its recorded inscription reads: Thomas Hood (1799-1845) Poet lived and died here
Thomas Hood was a prominent British poet and writer known for his humor and social commentary, remembered for works like "The Bridge of Sighs" and his influence on Victorian literature.

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