Alice Ayrers daughter of a bricklayers laborer who by intrepid conduct saved 3 children from a burning house in Union Street Borough at the loss of her own young life April 24 1885.∼Alice Ayres, was a young woman, who lost her life when she saved three children from a burning house, in Union Street Borough in the city of London.
The daughter of a bricklayer's laborer, she is remembered on a beautiful plaque, found at Postman's Park near St Paul's in London. The Watts Memorial is a wall of plaques dedicated to working class heroes. It was inspired by Alice's story (see Alice Ayres Wikipedia). She is remembered and honoured among other working class heroes who sadly gave their lives to save others.
Alice was buried at Isleworth Cemetery in Isleworth, London. Her grave memorial was paid for by public donations. Approximately 10,000 people attended her burial.
The daughter of a bricklayer's laborer, she is remembered on a beautiful plaque, found at Postman's Park near St Paul's in London. The Watts Memorial is a wall of plaques dedicated to working class heroes. It was inspired by Alice's story (see Alice Ayres Wikipedia). She is remembered and honoured among other working class heroes who sadly gave their lives to save others.
Alice was buried at Isleworth Cemetery in Isleworth, London. Her grave memorial was paid for by public donations. Approximately 10,000 people attended her burial.
Alice Ayrers daughter of a bricklayers laborer who by intrepid conduct saved 3 children from a burning house in Union Street Borough at the loss of her own young life April 24 1885.∼Alice Ayres, was a young woman, who lost her life when she saved three children from a burning house, in Union Street Borough in the city of London.
The daughter of a bricklayer's laborer, she is remembered on a beautiful plaque, found at Postman's Park near St Paul's in London. The Watts Memorial is a wall of plaques dedicated to working class heroes. It was inspired by Alice's story (see Alice Ayres Wikipedia). She is remembered and honoured among other working class heroes who sadly gave their lives to save others.
Alice was buried at Isleworth Cemetery in Isleworth, London. Her grave memorial was paid for by public donations. Approximately 10,000 people attended her burial.
The daughter of a bricklayer's laborer, she is remembered on a beautiful plaque, found at Postman's Park near St Paul's in London. The Watts Memorial is a wall of plaques dedicated to working class heroes. It was inspired by Alice's story (see Alice Ayres Wikipedia). She is remembered and honoured among other working class heroes who sadly gave their lives to save others.
Alice was buried at Isleworth Cemetery in Isleworth, London. Her grave memorial was paid for by public donations. Approximately 10,000 people attended her burial.
