You can read more about Henry Pagden Tamplin here.
This stone survives from the building which was previously on this site, The Oddfellows Hall built in June 1854 and demolished in 1969.
Hanover House,118 Queen’s Road
On the south side of this building is this foundation stone originally laid by Henry Pagden Tamplin of Tamplin Brewery.
Also known as: Oddfellows Hall
Date of photograph/s: Jul 2014
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