Local Blue Plaques in ThanetNone found in Stlawrence, the results include the surrounding area

The original town centre of Ramsgate, this street has been the focal point for shopping, eating, and celebrating throughout its history.

Alfred Luck 1808-1864 co-owner of AWN Pugin's lugger The Caroline lived here.

Anthony Buckeridge O.B.E. 1912-2004 Author of the 'Jennings' stories taught here.

Viscount Arthur Wellesley KG KP GCH PC FRS 1769-1852 1st Duke of Wellington and Prime Minister 1834 stayed here during the Napoleonic Wars 1803-1815.

Sir Austen H. Layard lived here 1817 Birthplace of famous archaeologist.

Benjamin Norden lived here 1799-1875 Established Jewish Burial Ground.

Buckley, Rigden, Solly, Nairne, Buzzy, Goldsmith & Kendall July 1839 Defiant fish salesmen rioted.

Charles Darwin 1809-1882 naturalist stayed here in 1850.

1812-1870 Charles Dickens allegedly stabled his horse here.

Frank Richards, the creator of Billy Bunter, lived here.

This ‘Little Ship’ was owned by Commander Charles Herbert Lightoller DSC*, RD, RNR (1874-1952), second officer and most senior surviving crew member of RMS Titanic, survivor of two sinking ships and two world wars.

Charley Knight lived here 1914 hero of 'Indian Chief' ship wreck.

The Revd David Railton 1884-1955 who originated the idea of the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey lived here.

Sir Edward Richard George Heath KG MBE 1916-2005 born here 9th July 1916 Prime Minister 1970-1974.

Sir Edward Richard George Heath K.G. M.B.E. 1916-2005 Prime Minister 1970-1974 Member of the Broadstairs Sailing Club 1952-2005.

Stephen Fagg pupil here 1931-1937 Caned by Edward Heath while both attended Chatham House.

Formerly known as Brick Street, in 1785 it was ‘the most eligible place for persons of refinement’.

On this site stood Arklow House Elizabeth Fry 1780-1845 Prison reformer and Quaker philanthropist lived here.

Elizabeth Julian lived here 1851 Hard working domestic servant.

Eric Morecambe 1926-1984 comic held his wedding reception here.

Francis King Cobb 1726-1802 Banker & Brewer King of Margate lived here.

Frank Muir 1920-1998 comedy writer, radio and television personality born and spent his childhood here.

George H. Fassam lived here 1944 Last of the chimney sweeping dynasty.

George IV Prince of Wales 1762-1830 met his bride at the assembly rooms on this site.

George Morland 1763-1804 artist lived here on this site.

Ramsgate's first zeppelin raid. 1:48am, 17th May 1915, 20 bombs were dropped on the town in one of the country’s first air raids.

Designed by E. Pugin in the gothic style, once The Granville Hotel, this grand building was the place to stay for the well-to-do looking for a seaside break.

Hales, Neve, Collingham, Woolvern, Taylor, Smith & Leaney lived here 1901. Smack Boys.

This building was originally the Carlton Hotel.

The Duke of Cumberland brother of George III 1745-1796 lived here.

Howard P. Knight lived here 1881-1956 honoured for helping Dunkirk evacuation.

HRH Princess Victoria stayed here from September 1835 to January 1836.

Prince, Emile and their sister Blanche, 3 of the most powerful 20th century show business figures in the West End and provincial theatres, lived here in their parents' pub The Admiral Harvey in 1901

On this site stood the Royal Albion Hotel, James J. J. Tissot, 1836-1902 artist stayed and painted here in 1876.

James Woodward lived here 1933 Visionary sea lion trainer.

Jenny Marx 1844-1883 Socialist activist eldest daughter of Karl Marx lived here.

Jim Briscoe was here 1964 Event organiser of Rolling Stones infamous gig.

John Gibson Lockhart 1794-1854 author, editor of the Quarterly Review, son-in-law of author Sir Walter Scott lived here.

John Le Mesurier 1912-1983 BAFTA Award winning actor lived here 1970-1983.

Actors Hattie Jacques and John Le Mesurier lived here in the 1960s.

John Paul died here 1917 casualty of WW1 Gotha Raid.

J. M. W. Turner 1775-1851 artist Attended Coleman's School on this site.

Karl Marx 1818-1883 stayed here 1866.

Karl Marx 1818-1883 communist revolutionary stayed here in 1879.

Built between 1827-1836 in the Regency style, the residential area was named after former Prime Minister (1812-1827), Richard Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool.

Major - General Sir Charles Warren R.E., GCMG, KCB, FRS, 1840-1927 Distinguished soldier, police commissioner and archaeologist lived here 1901-1914.

Marianne Asdell 1908-1911 Salvation Army Major. Set up 'The Nest'.

Marjorie Moses lived here 1915 Canteen worker in the Ramsgate Tunnels.

Mary Townley 1753-1839 architect built this house in 1780. The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria stayed here in the 1820s.

Matilda Addison lived here 2008-2014 famous shoe designer of the future.

On this site once stood the old Town Hall, built in 1839.

Oliver Postgate 1925-2008 animator and author lived here.

Paul Booth lived here from 1977 Acclaimed jazz musician.

Phyllis Broughton 1862 - 1926 Gaiety Girl lived here.

Prince Frederick, The Grand Old Duke of York, 1763-1827 lived here.

Present day Ramsgate heroes July 2014.

Canon Richard Barham 1788-1845 Author of Ingoldsby Legends lived here.

Arlington House Robert Calvert 1945-1988 poet & musician lived here during the 1960s Birthplace of Space Rock.

R. Becker & E. Moss lived here 1851. Sole occupants of Miss Beer's private school.

Royal Harbour and Little Ships. The UK’s only Royal Harbour, given this title by King George IV in 1821.