Golden misty sunrise. Photograph taken from Glastonbury Tor this morning.

If you would like to be part of this event on Saturday 2nd August 2025, then please email Sue at 𝘀𝘂𝘀𝗮𝗻𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗿𝘆@𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝗺 for more information.

Alice "Clay Pipe" McKenzie - actual mortuary photograph - was murdered #OTD in 1889, in #Whitechapel in #London; she is widely believed to have been a victim of #JacktheRipper, but her death falls outside the favoured 'canonical five' of 1888 #History #truecrimecommunity

'Over London - By Rail' (from 'London: A Pilgrimage', 1872) by Gustav Doré

The August #Whitechapel Society journal has articles by Stephen M Bearden, Neil Watson & Christine Warman. For those attending the meeting at The Chamberlain on 2nd August, the journal can be collected. Otherwise, the journal will be posted #truecrimecommunity #London

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Good morning! This week's theme was London Rain 🌧 Take a look at the timeline over the last week for full details of these and the rest of the featured pieces.

Home Again. Ltd edition print. 30x40cm.

Good morning! This week's theme was Decades: 1885-2025. Hope you enjoyed it. Take a look at the timeline over the last week for full details of these and the rest of the featured pieces.

Esteemed #truecrime author Paul Begg - one of the leading authorities on the #JacktheRipper murders - with a copy of my #NewBook ‘Dear Boss’ - pic taken last night in #London at the 30th anniversary meeting of WhitechapelSociety #History #Novel

Grab some evening culture at London's museum late events londonist.com/london/museums…

Thank you so much to everyone who attended our 30th anniversary event on Saturday in #London - the #truecrimecommunity is alive and well! #History

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Great going, Mickey!

The Passmore Edwards Sailors Palace, East India Dock Road, opened its doors in 1901 - the-east-end.co.uk

Been looking forward to this, Mickey! #truecrimecommunity #London

Middlesex St C1899 - until 1830, the area had been known as Peticote Lane - (original spelling) It was thought that the name came from the claim that traders would ‘steal the peticote from you at one end of the market before selling it back to you at the other end! #eastend

Now demolished, here is the British Queen public house in White Horse Lane, E1 - it opened in 1843 but finally closed its doors in 1934. To read a selection of stories about the people and places of the old East End, visit the-east-end.co.uk #eastend #History #pubs

1967 - Sidney Poitier and Rita Webb during a break in filming ‘To Sir, With Love’ - the film chronicles the struggle of a British Guyanan teacher, Mark Thackeray, as he takes on the position of a teacher in an East End school… #eastend #film

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