I could never quite gauge which direction this photo is looking. ? Would Millers Court be on the left hand side and looking up to the Britannia or is it looking the other way ?
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Originally posted by Jason View PostI could never quite gauge which direction this photo is looking. ? Would Millers Court be on the left hand side and looking up to the Britannia or is it looking the other way ?
Rob
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Originally posted by Rob Clack View PostProbably harder for animals Bun.
This is the Dorset Street one:
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Rob
Is that famous view of Dorset Street the only Victorian one we have?
Seems like there's a long gap in the photographic record until the view of the Miller's Court area being demolished.
Thanks,
Bunny
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Originally posted by Archaic View PostHi Rob, thanks. Sorry, I misunderstood you; I thought you meant there was a Dorset Street photo in the Spitalfields Life article that I missed.
Is that famous view of Dorset Street the only Victorian one we have?
Seems like there's a long gap in the photographic record until the view of the Miller's Court area being demolished.
Thanks,
Bunny
Rob
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Just got home from work and found the postman has delivered a copy of Jack Londons ' People of the Abyss '. ......that's my reading material sorted for the next week ! ....,as a little footnote , Adelaide Springett in the. Spitalfields Nippers book lived at no 12 Millers Court ! Just noticed that last night !!!
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Hi eighty-eighter.
Have you made it through the whole thread yet?
It's fun to just pick a random page and start reading, it's amazing how much knowledge one can gain that way. But if you're a diehard like many of us you have to start on Page 1.
Cheers,
Archaic
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Would that picture be from when 29 Hanbury Street was being knocked down in the late 60s/early 70s?
Some time ago I went all through this thread from page 1. Utterly fascinating, thought provoking and time consuming. It took me many, many days.
I remember one very vividly, but cannot remember which page, of a home being built in to a railway arch.
Some of these places were still standing when I went on my forst Ripper walk in about 1974. Especially remember very well the Rothschild Buildings which were empty and about to come down.
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