East End Photographs and Drawings

[avvie]

The Yorkshire Grey pub, Brady Street (now demolished)

[avvie]

Christmas in Whitechapel workhouse 1874 (notice men and women still separated while eating)

[avvie]

Men picking oakum at Whitechapel Casual Ward 1902

[avvie]

Aldgate Station

[avvie]

Male and female applicants at Providence Row Night Refuge, c.1900

[avvie]

Single-women's lodging house in Spitalfields, c.1900

[avvie]

A closeup of the Victoria Home For Working Men on Commercial Street photo, c.1900

[Nicolas]

A poser.

Probably easy for some. Photo taken in 1969. Where is this?
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This was no.21 Brady Street, on the corner with Winthrop Street.

[C. F. Leon]

2nd photo down is a spindle-shaped object (?building) with the caption: "No introduction necessary." Well, maybe not to a Londoner in 2009. But on THIS side of the pond 8 1/2 years later, I have NO idea what the Hell it is! (And this quite pertinent to Ripperology or any other historical study: ASSUMED knowledge isn't always clear to EVERYONE at the TIME, let alone years/decades/centuries later!!)

- CFL

[C. F. Leon]

Ooops.

I was trying to post a reply to a 2009 posting by John Bennett. I thought that I had set it up correctly, but it seems like the cite didn't post.

- CFL

[jmenges]

2nd photo down is a spindle-shaped object (?building) with the caption: "No introduction necessary." Well, maybe not to a Londoner in 2009. But on THIS side of the pond 8 1/2 years later, I have NO idea what the Hell it is! (And this quite pertinent to Ripperology or any other historical study: ASSUMED knowledge isn't always clear to EVERYONE at the TIME, let alone years/decades/centuries later!!)

- CFL

I believe you mean his photo of the Gherkin.

http://forum.casebook.org/showpost.php?p=94890&postcount=1885

JM

[C. F. Leon]

Correct, Jonathan.

So just WHAT is it?

- CFL

[jmenges]

Photos inside Mitre Square looking up towards the Gherkin towering overhead are really something to see. Perhaps someone will come along and post one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/30_St_Mary_Axe

JM

[DJA]

Used to be the address of the Baltic Exchange after moving from Threadneedle Street.

If Jack was my suspect,he might well have been familiar with the area as a child
accompanying his father and uncle from Hull.
Both were Master Mariners trading the Baltic Sea.

[Pcdunn]

Correct, Jonathan.

So just WHAT is it?

- CFL

30 St. Mary Axe is a London skyscraper.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/30_St_Mary_Axe