Memorial Prudential Tower
This plaque marks the site of where the Prudential building once stood. It was hit by bombs on 8 May 1941 and tragically many people who were using the cellars below the building were killed. Only 16 have been identified but it is believed up to 200 people may have been in the cellars.
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- Text: Jim Wallis
- Photos: Jim wallis
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