Octavia Hill

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Octavia Hill was a pioneering English social reformer and housing activist whose work in urban improvement and conservation helped inspire the modern preservation movement.

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instanceOf English person
conservationist
housing reformer
human
philanthropist
social reformer
advocated improved living conditions for the working class
preservation of open spaces in cities
burialPlace Crockham Hill
Kent
coFounderOf National Trust
National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty
linked to: National Trust
commemoratedBy Octavia Hill Birthplace House Museum in Wisbech
linked to: Wisbech Museum

blue plaque in London
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1838-12-03
dateOfDeath 1912-08-13
gender female
hasHeritage English
influenced modern social housing practice
preservation and conservation policy in the United Kingdom
influencedBy Christian socialism
F. D. Maurice
knownFor influencing the modern preservation movement
open space preservation
pioneering social housing management
urban improvement
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement conservation movement
housing reform movement
social reform movement
notableIdea combining housing management with personal contact and moral support
notableWork development of model housing schemes for the urban poor
occupation author
housing manager
philanthropist
social reformer
parent Caroline Southwood Smith
James Hill
placeOfBirth Cambridgeshire
Wisbech
placeOfDeath London
linked to: London, England

Marylebone
religion Christianity
workedIn London
linked to: London, England
workedOn campaigns to save commons and footpaths
management of charitable housing

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National Trust foundedBy Octavia Hill
Wisbech hasNotableResident Octavia Hill