Photo's of 13 MC

[Steve F]

Thanks Rob

First off,sorry to disagree about the 'From Hell' recreation I now see you were right
Yes the 1939 one by Stewart is the one I was thinking of.What is it a miniture or something??

[Rob Clack]

First off,sorry to disagree about the 'From Hell' recreation I now see you were right
Yes the 1939 one by Stewart is the one I was thinking of.What is it a miniture or something??

No worries.

Yeah, it was some sort of minature recreation, probably put together with bits of cardboard. He also did the interior of 13 Millers Court and also section of Dutfields Yard and the back of 29 Hanbury Street.

Rob

[Steve F]

No worries.

Yeah, it was some sort of minature recreation, probably put together with bits of cardboard. He also did the interior of 13 Millers Court and also section of Dutfields Yard and the back of 29 Hanbury Street.

Rob

Have you got photo's of the other again may have seen them before and forgot

[Rob Clack]

Here you are:

Backyard of 29 Hanbury Street:


Dutfields Yard


and the interior of 13 Millers Court


Rob

[Steve F]

Thanks again ,Rob

Yeah had seen 'em,but not for years so thats for that

[Jane Coram]

I'd love to know how Mary got through that door. It looks like it's got a chest of drawers in front of it - not only that but I'm surprised she didn't set fire to the bed as her bedclothes are practically in the hearth.

It's a shame really, as the other models he did were really not at all bad, in fact a couple of them were really pretty good, especially the one of Dutfield's Yard

I think that the set in , 'From Hell,' was pretty good, but I'll give the gold star to the one in Michael Caine's JtR, as I thought that all of the sets in that were really excellent.

Hugs

Janie
xxxx

[George Hutchinson]

With one exception, Janey - in the 1988 JTR, I think I recall the hand ambulance moved off right through the fence into the backyard of 31 Hanbury Street!

Not an architectural error, I grant you.

PHILIP

[WARSPITE]

This is the best we've got at this moment in time.

Kelly's room is slightly to the left of centre.

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Steve, many thanks for the photo.Can you possibly point out whereabouts no 13 is. I think I know where you mean.
Thanks

[Sam Flynn]

Steve, many thanks for the photo.Can you possibly point out whereabouts no 13 is. I think I know where you mean.
Thanks

WS,

#13 is partially obscured by various kinds of rubble, but you can just make out some features in the photograph, which I've colour-coded below:



The green block picks out the archway into the court; The blue oblong shows where Mary Kelly's door was; The red lines show the corner, the northern and western sides of Room 13.

[babybird67]

thanks for this

very interesting.

[Stephen Thomas]

Hi WS

Another excellent graphic can be seen on post#275 here....

http://forum.casebook.org/showthread.php?t=1755&page=28

[WARSPITE]

WS,

#13 is partially obscured by various kinds of rubble, but you can just make out some features in the photograph, which I've colour-coded below:

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The green block picks out the archway into the court; The blue oblong shows where Mary Kelly's door was; The red lines show the corner, the northern and western sides of Room 13.

Many thanks Sam, its a brilliant find