What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for William Morris, Philip Webb. Its recorded inscription reads: Red House built in 1859–1860 by Philip Webb, architect for William Morris poet and artist who lived here 1860–1865
William Morris was a prominent poet, artist, and designer, central to the Arts and Crafts movement; Philip Webb was an architect known for his simplicity and functionality in design. Together, they created Red House, which served as both Morris's residence and a hub for artistic innovation from 1860-1865.
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