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I think it's a little boy:
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Most of these pictures are in the collections of the Tower Hamlets Archive and London Metropolitan Archives. They are a real treasure trove of obscure but wonderful images of the East End.Originally posted by pmerryman View Post
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Strange effect that one of Rothschild Dwellings has if you scroll it up and down fairly quickly. Almost nausea inducing... the buiding actually seems to loom out at you. And please don't ask me how I noticed that!"If you listen to the tills you can hear the bells toll. You can hear what a state we're in".Comment
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Really? Bummer. I was sure it was Baphomet, having escaped from 13 Miller's Court...Originally posted by Rob Clack View Post
~ Khanada
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... well, stop doing it, thenOriginally posted by The English Gardener View Post
Kind regards, Sam Flynn
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Perryman-Go to the Tower Hamlet site I mentioned earlier
Yep Rob I think it's a scuttling scamp with a blanket over his head! heeeeeeeeee!...blessim or is it??......It's quite an odd sort of 'Dont Look Now' ish image! x'Would you like to see my African curiosities?'
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Yes, sorry. I think you were referring to Suzi's pics?Originally posted by pmerryman View PostComment
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Gawd was he- I hope so!
The link is here- somewhere on a few pages before this
Sorry was on Forums! Have retrieved it it's www.mernick.org.uk/thhol/spital2.html Go to List of pictures and each one has a story attached!
Last edited by Suzi; 03-14-2009, 06:53 PM.'Would you like to see my African curiosities?'Comment
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Suzi,Originally posted by Suzi View Post
I dont recall you mentioning a site, that why I am asking. Is there a link to it?
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Thanks, seems we were both posting at the same time.Comment
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He he x Call it coicidence!! x
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God you guys have taken me back. Just spent hours on this thread, getting all nostalgic looking at all the old photos having been away from ripperology years.Theres so much more than when I last visited Whitechapel.Thankyou all so much for sharing your photos.
Thanks esp to John for the photo of before the Whites Row carpark was built.
I ve just read the wiki page on Dorset St. Isnt it fascinating to read Leonard Matters saying when he visited Millers Court days before the bulldozers, that none of the locals seemed to be aware of the streets history. Doesnt any else find this strange?Attached FilesComment
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John, many thanks for this one of Flowery Dean. Is it looking west?
Its strange...an empty featureless street to anyone else, but so full of interest and memories to ripperology.Attached FilesComment
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