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London walk · Stop 4 of 7

26 St George’s Square — Bram’s final address

Bram died at 26 St George’s Square on 20 April 1912, aged 64. His death certificate describes him as an author and names his son Noel as informant and present at the death. Contemporary notices also remembered his long association with Irving. This is a historical-address stop: the photograph and pin show the square’s setting rather than a verified surviving doorway.

Use the Estate’s certificate photograph and source notes to connect this stop with the record of Bram’s final years. The wording belongs to a historical document; differing medical interpretations should not become an asserted retrospective diagnosis. The square also provides a pause before the longer walk towards St James’s.

Treat this as a historical-address stop in the square, rather than a visit to a verified surviving house. Use public space and respect residents.

Biography and death certificate ↗

Death certificate source notes ↗

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Nos. 27–33 St George’s Square: the neighbouring terrace, not Bram’s verified doorway.
Nos. 27–33 St George’s Square: the neighbouring terrace, not Bram’s verified doorway.No Swan So Fine · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized; no other edits.