George Harrison Honored with Blue Plaque at Liverpool Childhood Home
Historic England extends blue plaque scheme beyond London, recognizing the Beatles legend's early years in Wavertree.
- Olivia Harrison unveiled the plaque at 12 Arnold Grove, where George lived until age seven.
- This is one of the first official blue plaques outside of London, part of a nationwide expansion.
- Harrison's widow expressed pride and noted George's fond memories of his childhood home.
- The plaque commemorates Harrison's contributions to music and his deep spiritual legacy.
- The public is invited to nominate other figures for blue plaque recognition across England.