
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: William Frederick Wallett (The Queen's Jester) 1813-1892 international circus and stage entertainer. Moved to Beeston in 1862 lived here from 1879 Recorded plaque organisation: Beeston and District Civic Society, Southern Broxtowe Blue Plaque Group.
William Frederick Wallett, known as "The Queen's Jester," was a renowned international circus and stage entertainer active during the Victorian era, celebrated for his performances that entertained royalty and commoners alike. His move to Beeston in 1862 marked a significant period of his later life where he continued to be remembered for his contributions to entertainment.
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