The image is a black plaque with white text on a black background. The text reads "The mural on the west wall of St George's Town Hall was commissioned to commemorate the events of 1936. Work was started in 1976 by artist Dave Binnington whose designs were partly inspired by the famous Mexican mural artists David Alvaro Siqueiro and Diego Rivera. There were setbacks with several acts of vandalism on the work. The work was taken up by artists Paul Butler, Ray Walker and Desmond Rochford, who brought their own designs and ideas to the project. The finished work measures approximately 17 x 18 meters and has become an important pictorial document with both historic and artistic significance. Since its completion particular areas of the mural have required attention but by 2011, it was in need of major restoration, including repairs to the mural, tower Hamlets Council Commission Commissioned the necessary works with funds secured through a Planning Contribution from property developers. Hirst Conservation was appointed to do the restoration works, along with Paul Butler. One of the original artists, who carried out the necessary repairs. This epic mural serves to remind us of what can be achieved when communities join together against those who seek to divide them."