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Dr Harold Moody bronze portrait

Dr Harold Moody bronze portrait made by his brother Ronald Moody in 1946 now on permanent display at Peckham Library. Dr Harold Moody (1882-1947) was a Jamaican GP and community leader who settled in Peckham, south London in the Edwardian era. He campaigned for the rights of black people in Britain and he has been described as Britain's Dr Martin Luther King

Picture No
12167251
Media ID
48091078
Size
2912px x 4368px (5.8MB)
Credit
© The Stephen Bourne Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Usage Restrictions
Editorial Use only
Source
Stephen Bourne
Date
2008

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