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Memorial Plaque
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memorial plaque
A flat marker, usually of metal or stone and often inscribed, affixed to or set into a surface; used to serve as a memorial or to commemorate a special event.
Memorial Plaque 

a metal, marble, or granite plaque with an inscription (sometimes with a pictorial representation) that immortalizes important events and dates in the history of a country or city or in the life of eminent persons. Memorial plaques are usually hung on walls.
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Huntingtree Primary School, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, will have a commemorative plaque dedicated to it at Huntingtree Park tomorrow.
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