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Ada Lovelace Blue Plaque
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About this model
<p>A 3D printable recreation of the Ada Lovelace blue plaque at 12 St James’s Square, St James’s, London.</p><p>Ada Lovelace (1815–1852) was a mathematician and pioneer of computing. Her work on Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine explored how machines could perform complex calculations and manipulate symbols, and she is often described as one of the earliest computer programmers.</p><p>This printable version recreates the main lettering and circular design while adapting the original plaque into a practical wall-mounted 3D print. Part of my 200mm Blue Plaque Collection, recreating plaques celebrating remarkable people and places from history</p>
Description by the designer on Printables.
How it works
- You pick the model; we fetch the designer’s file and print it in our UK workshop.
- Every piece is hand-finished and quality-checked before it ships, like everything in our shop.
- Printed in PLA, a plant-based material. More about our material.
This design was created and shared by an independent designer and remains their property. Every model offered for printing here has a licence that permits commercial printing. The original model page and licence are linked above.
