Blue plaque in Exeter's Guildhall Centre
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Blue plaque in Exeter's Guildhall Centre
Image: © David Smith Taken: 23 Nov 2019
The blue plaque was erected by Exeter Civic Society in 2019, close to St Pancras Church, seen in the background. It reads: Nicholas Hilliard c1547-1619. Portrait miniaturist at the royal courts of Elizabeth I and James I, and goldsmith. Son of Richard Hilliard c1519-1594, Exeter goldsmith. Both owned property in this parish and were patrons to the living of St Pancras. The black pyramids cover stalls of street food.
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