A selection from: Henry Walker, East London. I : Whitechapel, Sketches of Christian work and workers. Published by the Religiou…
This was the site of Dr Barnardo's Shelter for women and infants in the nineteenth century. A few Toynbee Hall residents in their invest…
This pub existed from aproximately 1839 to 1921 according to the Post Office Directory, belonging to multiple owners (male and female) i…
John Hollingshead, Ragged London in 1861, London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1861. "There are many different degrees of so…
In the 1880s Batty Street was considered part of Whitechapel in the public imagination. Perhaps no better proof of this is in the fact t…
"This is a quiet thoroughfare leading out of Leman-sreet, and the houses are chiefly tenanted by business people and lodging-house keepe…
After a round of slum clearances, a model lodging house was built around 1875 in George Yard on the site of New Court and a former timbe…
During the Jack the Ripper murders of 1888, one of the few pieces of evidence was discovered in the doorway of the Wentworth Dwellings o…