Originally posted by Abby Normal
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I started a thread on the other forum months back here. http://www.jtrforums.com/showthread....ht=stinky+jack
Below is an 1878 map of London to give you reference of where the Board of Works meeting place (red arrow) and the location of the Whitehall torso at National Opera house (blue arrow) were. The yellow arrow is the Carlton Club. I threw that in because Francis Tumblety said he was a member of that club. There was also reference to the Carlton Club in William Wallace Brodie's 1877 larceny trial. I don't attach much meaning to it at this point but saw it on the map and wanted to point it out.
At the bottom of the map you can see the tail end of Cannon Row which was mentioned as a possible entrance to the vault. It is my opinion that the Metropolitan Board of Works would have over-seen the construction of the new police building. They oversaw the construction of the National Opera house.

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