Help populate this JtR map

[richardh]

Don't panic!
It turns out that Richard's map shows one more house than the one which has the street numbers on, so Sequeira's house is actually the one below where it is marked. Sorry, I should have checked first. The other Doctors are correct though.
Anyway, it turns out you're not quite pschic after all. Or perhaps it was the spirits in the pub that were calling you?

Updated the map now. Thanks.

[Curious Cat]

The fact that you were drawn to Jewry Street in the first place might have been in response to some unconscious trigger, given that Jewry figured prominently in the context of the Double Event?

While I was of course aware of the double event, I wasn't - and in truth still am not - quite au fait with all the finer details. I already knew various bits and bobs for years but never looked too deeply into the cases until relatively recently. Until I walked around the area I could not have told what or where any of the streets were in relation to each other. For incidence, I knew of the Aldgate Pump and the story of its funny tasting water but had no idea of its close proximity to Mitre Square. Having looked at maps, had more than one walk around the surrounding area and read a little bit more since I have become more familiar with it.

But on that day, I really knew nothing beyond the immediate area around the square itself in relation to this particular murder. Again, that's what being drawn to that spot down Jewry Street makes it all the more peculiar to me.

[Curious Cat]

Don't panic!
It turns out that Richard's map shows one more house than the one which has the street numbers on, so Sequeira's house is actually the one below where it is marked. Sorry, I should have checked first. The other Doctors are correct though.
Anyway, it turns out you're not quite pschic after all. Or perhaps it was the spirits in the pub that were calling you?

Like I say I wouldn't claim to be psychic but where I stopped was practically on Dr Sequeira's doorstep...

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.51...4!8i8192?hl=en

I stood to the right of the three plaques on the pub side. As the pub is the one fixed feature that remains it suggests that if I stood on the same spot in 1888 I would've been able to knock on his door give a step or two.

It just felt strange that I was so drawn to that specific area for no apparent reason on the day.

[Sam Flynn]

While I was drawn down Jewry Street and stopped by The Ten Tuns, it was actually the building next to it that drew my extra interest as it had a plaque on the wall (an old fire insurance sign). Now I see that it was once Dr Sequeira's residence it's so weird that I was so particularly drawn there having never specifically been around that area before and without any knowledge of its connection to this particular murder.

I wouldn't claim to be psychic but have had the odd moment in the past that may tap into that area. Can't explain it but this is now one of the moments for me.

The fact that you were drawn to Jewry Street in the first place might have been in response to some unconscious trigger, given that Jewry figured prominently in the context of the Double Event?

[Joshua Rogan]

Well this has caused me to raise my eyebrow, with the odd goose bump in tow.

Back in May I went to Mitre Square/Mitre Street for the first time. I'd been prompted to have a proper walk around the area after reading the thread on here on the killer's possible escape route after Catherine Eddowes murder. Here's one of my posts about it...



I was completely unaware that the doctor who had been called to look at Catherine's body in situ not only came from Jewry Street but actually lived in the building I felt compelled to walk towards when I made my trip to Mitre Square. While I was drawn down Jewry Street and stopped by The Ten Tuns, it was actually the building next to it that drew my extra interest as it had a plaque on the wall (an old fire insurance sign). Now I see that it was once Dr Sequeira's residence it's so weird that I was so particularly drawn there having never specifically been around that area before and without any knowledge of its connection to this particular murder.

I wouldn't claim to be psychic but have had the odd moment in the past that may tap into that area. Can't explain it but this is now one of the moments for me.

Don't panic!
It turns out that Richard's map shows one more house than the one which has the street numbers on, so Sequeira's house is actually the one below where it is marked. Sorry, I should have checked first. The other Doctors are correct though.
Anyway, it turns out you're not quite pschic after all. Or perhaps it was the spirits in the pub that were calling you?

[Curious Cat]

I'm game if you are!

Ok, let's do some more doctors then;

Dr Llewellyn - 152 Whitechapel Road. North side. Third building (including corner one) west from Brady Street

Dr Sequeira - 34 Jewry Street. Right hand side, fifth building down

Dr Phillips - 2 Spital Square. North side. Third building in from Norton Folgate end.

Also...It's probably a bit late, but would it be a good idea to have a basic colour code? Eg red for murder sites, blue for police, other appropriate colours for suspects, pubs, etc.

Well this has caused me to raise my eyebrow, with the odd goose bump in tow.

Back in May I went to Mitre Square/Mitre Street for the first time. I'd been prompted to have a proper walk around the area after reading the thread on here on the killer's possible escape route after Catherine Eddowes murder. Here's one of my posts about it...

That assumes she walked the full distance. She may have been strangled and carried to the spot from within the passage. And that's if the couple Lawende saw was Catherine with her eventual killer.

My main draw to Mitre Square on Tuesday afternoon was to walk the route I thought the killer was most likely to have taken. Having checked it out physically I'm happy to stick with it as my No.1 choice of escape route. Where the killer goes between a few feet along Aldgate High Street east of Mitre Street and Goulston Street is still the missing piece. Although, it did seem strange to me that as I walked along Aldgate High Street I suddenly felt compelled to cross over and go down Jewry Street. I got as far as The Ten Tuns pub before turning back to continue on to Goulston Street. The Ten Tens would've been there at the time, but whether it was open and the killer took to hiding there is obviously speculative.

Although I walked up Goulston Street I wasn't actually sure at which point the piece of apron and graffiti was found by PC Long. Would someone be able put a dot on a modern map of the location?

I was completely unaware that the doctor who had been called to look at Catherine's body in situ not only came from Jewry Street but actually lived in the building I felt compelled to walk towards when I made my trip to Mitre Square. While I was drawn down Jewry Street and stopped by The Ten Tuns, it was actually the building next to it that drew my extra interest as it had a plaque on the wall (an old fire insurance sign). Now I see that it was once Dr Sequeira's residence it's so weird that I was so particularly drawn there having never specifically been around that area before and without any knowledge of its connection to this particular murder.

I wouldn't claim to be psychic but have had the odd moment in the past that may tap into that area. Can't explain it but this is now one of the moments for me.

[richardh]

Okay, I've added those now.
Thanks

[Joshua Rogan]

Great, thanks. I've altered the map and added Blackwell's surgery.
Maybe, if you can't edit the map, you could list some locations and points-of-interest here in this thread and I can add them?

I'm game if you are!

Ok, let's do some more doctors then;

Dr Llewellyn - 152 Whitechapel Road. North side. Third building (including corner one) west from Brady Street

Dr Sequeira - 34 Jewry Street. Right hand side, fifth building down

Dr Phillips - 2 Spital Square. North side. Third building in from Norton Folgate end.

Also...It's probably a bit late, but would it be a good idea to have a basic colour code? Eg red for murder sites, blue for police, other appropriate colours for suspects, pubs, etc.

[richardh]

Yes, no.16 is on the west side of Batty Street. I believe it's the house below the large building opposite the current location marker.
I'd update it if I could.

And at the top of Batty St, on the right hand corner, is no.100 Commercial Road, Dr Blackwell's surgery.

Great, thanks. I've altered the map and added Blackwell's surgery.
Maybe, if you can't edit the map, you could list some locations and points-of-interest here in this thread and I can add them?

Thanks

[Joshua Rogan]

I don't know where No 16 was in Batty Street. I just marked a random location on the map.
If anyone knows the exact location, please login to the image and update it:

Yes, no.16 is on the west side of Batty Street. I believe it's the house below the large building opposite the current location marker.
I'd update it if I could.

And at the top of Batty St, on the right hand corner, is no.100 Commercial Road, Dr Blackwell's surgery.

[richardh]

Wasn't Lipski and Angel's house on the opposite side of the road?

I don't know where No 16 was in Batty Street. I just marked a random location on the map.
If anyone knows the exact location, please login to the image and update it:
https://www.collabshot.com/show/7a2afa
use password: jacktheripper1888

thanks

[Sam Flynn]

Wasn't Lipski and Angel's house on the opposite side of the road?

Reminds me of that joke:

Drunk: Excuse me sir, could you direct me to the other side of the road?
Pedestrian: Yes [pointing to the other pavement], it's over there.
Drunk: Thanks. The last bastard I asked told me it was over here.

[drstrange169]

Wasn't Lipski and Angel's house on the opposite side of the road?

[richardh]

Not working for me? Doesn't save anything so I've given up

Oh, sorry to hear that The map is getting quite populated now. What browser are you using? Can you make annotations/marks on the map? Usually, once you make a mark on the image it is there to stay unless you erase it. Even if you close the browser window it should remain there.

I've looked around for a similar browser-based app that allows for collaborative image annotations but there is nothing like this. The only issue I have with this app is someone decided to scribble/delete or otherwise erase the image because I can't see that there's a way to 'undo' historical deletions.

thanks for trying, anyway

[Spider]

It literally autosaves as you go. You only have to make a mark and even if you close the browser, the mark will be there when you return!
The only way to delete the marks (annotations) that you create is to either undo them at the time you're adding, or if you return after a time, you can use the eraser to rub them out. BUT you can also rub anything out, so be careful

Not working for me? Doesn't save anything so I've given up