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239 Baker St, London NW1 6XE
You cannot walk up and down historic London for too long without the discussion of Jack The Ripper, so at Funnystash we decided it was only right we discussed this dark event from the late 1800's London and track down as many locations
There was always an interest in East London as it was full of Violence and poverty and East end London was dangerous and infamously dangerous before Jack The Ripper arrived so there was already an intrigue by a wider population of readers of the inner workings of London with violence selling papers East London didn't get any more violent and scary, that is of course until Jack The Ripper started to murder prostitutes by cutting their throats then dissecting their bodies and nobody's quite sure in which order this occurred
The inspiration of the fictional detective character Sherlock Holmes was possibly inspired by Jack The Ripper
221B Baker Street London
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Many of his victims lived around a viciously violent area called Dean and Flower Street now called Lolesworth Close of east London below, it was riddled with poverty and crime
Residents of victims lived near Dean and Flower Street now called Lolesworth Close of east London
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The body of Martha Tabram was found on the morning of the 7th August 1888, she was stabbed 39 times on the right of the picture would have stood George's yard building where the body was found
Alot of women during the 1800's had to relate to prostitution in the 1800's and earlier as our institutions would not hire women, many jobs women could only find were prostitution, so people today find it easy to judge but the early 19th century and late 1800's of Europe were different times indeed. Many women would become alcoholics because of the abuse so many (if not all) of Jack's victims were alcoholic prostitutes, many would just prostitute themselves simply to have food and shelter but as the alcohol took over many would depend on their work for their alcohol addictions, a vicious spiral that would lead them to Jack
The back streets of the area of the first Jack The Ripper murder looks quite the same if you remove all the modern pavings and metal with the boarding school to the right with the cobblestones and old style paving wall, surprisingly intact considering it's been over 100-years, the body of Polly Nicholls however was found on the gate on the direct opposite side, you can hardly make this a protected area for a mass murder, i imagine there would be mass hysteria but The Ripper is their past whether they like or not
Hanbury street is a now posh artsy location a farcry from it's past where The Ten Bells Pub was here at the corner and old cobblestone roads if you come closer, The Ten Bells pub was a notorious pub full of prostitutes drunks and violence, This was where Annie had been drinking on that fatal night, she went out to earn some lodging money she was found the morning of 8th September 1888 at the back of 29 Hanbury Street . The cobblestone roads around many are still here and tell a past of London that many just ignore or willing to forget.
Dutfield's yard where the ripper murder took place just at the back of this Primary School
Henrique Street / Berners Street – Whitechapel -The Double event
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Jack The Ripper's second murder was Catherine Eddowes at aldgate now known as Mitre square there only lies a cobblestone carpark where aldgate once stood she had only been arrested the evening of her death for being drunk and disorderly and was released at 1am instead of going back to her place in Flower Dean street she went to aldgate where she would be killed. This is an interesting one because evidence was retrieved in and around the crime scene, a part of her blood stained torn apron was found a couple of streets away at a doorway on Goulston street with the phrase “The Juwes are the men that will not be blamed for nothing” it was covered up by the police as they thought at the time it would cause high tension with anti jewish sentiment running high. The police received a package from the assumed killer which contained half a human kidney the letter said the sender had eaten the other half, it was marked 15th October 1888 and where the address should have been, read "From Hell". This letter has gone down in Ripper folklore and a movie starring Johnny Depp was inspired by it also. One of Catherine Eddowes kidneys had been removed by the killer.
Mitre Square Aldgate Jack The Ripper's second murder Catherine Eddowes 30th September 1888
You would have accessed Millers court by Dorset Street at the side of the old London Fruit exchange building
Miller's Court / Dorset Street– Spitalfields Mary Jane Kelly 9th November 1888
The last of the "Official" Jack The Ripper killings since he was never caught and brought to justice it's hard to say how many murders he's attributed to. Alice went out looking for clients with her friend "Mog Cheeks"Her body was found by a barrow at the entrance to Old Castle Street known as Castle Alley at the time, people claim he was linked to many more murders at the time were attributed to him but since it weren't in his sense of dark macabre they were ruled out as possibilities. This case was such a case they were arguing it wasn't Jack because of the dull fashion and deepness of the cut of the throat however there was body mutilation but people claimed there were inconsistent mutilations many claim this was a copycat killer but this murder was attributed to Jack The Ripper.
Castle Alley/Old Castle Street – Aldgate Alice McKenzie 17th July 1889