Tag Archive: commemorative plaque

Jul 23

Blue Plaque recognition for ‘illegal’ cross-dressing double act ‘Stella and Fanny’

Following on from my earlier post, you can read more about the day I unveiled the plaque at 13 Wakefield Street to commemorate Fanny & Stella.  This article was written by Alice Hutton and appeared in the Camden New Journal recently. A PLAQUE has been unveiled on a Bloomsbury church in honour of a Victorian …

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Jul 16

Plaque unveiled to Fanny & Stella at 13 Wakefield Street

Plaque to Fanny & Stella

On 10th July I unveiled the commemorative plaque to Ernest Boulton and Frederick Park, Fanny and Stella, on the site of 13 Wakefield Street, London, their drag dressing rooms.  The Mayor of Camden and Councillor Jonathan Simpson were there along with many supporters. Gay’s the Word bookshop also sold copies of Fanny & Stella on …

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Jul 08

Fanny and Stella to be honoured with historic plaque on King’s Cross church

A Plaque commemorating the cross-dressers is to be put up on the wall of a United Reformed Church in King’s Cross, London soon.  Tom Foot from the CamdenNewJournal has the story.  I am looking forward to the unveiling. ‘A PLAQUE commemorating a celebrated Victorian cross-dressing double act is to be bolted onto the national headquarters of …

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