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On the sign:
This plaque was unveiled in memory of LAWRENCE SHERIFF FOUNDER OF RUGBY SCHOOLIN 1567 and thus of Lawrence Sheriff School whose bequest of eight acres of pasture now known as THE RUGBY ESTATE continues to reflect the spirit of his charitable endowment
The board is dedicated to a merchant who was known as the "grocer to Queen Elizabeth I" and in his will arranged for the establishment of the Rugby School, in the town of Rugby, a school where the game of rugby was born. The sign is located in the "Rugby Estate" area of London belonging to the Rugby School, and was bought in the 16th century by Lawrence Sheriff.
The sign is an initiative of historian A. N. Wilson, a graduate of the Rugby School, and was placed in 2017 as part of the schools 450th anniversary celebrations.
The building on which the sign was photographed that day by the same photographer Click for a larger image