Heroic Match Girls Get A Plaque Honouring 1888 Strike
On the site of Bow's Bryant and May factory.
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On the site of Bow's Bryant and May factory.
The Match Girls’ Strike of 1888 has been commemorated with a blue plaque at the former Bryant and May factory in Fairfield Road - now known as Bow Quarter
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