Discover the Secrets of Victorian London: The Original Jack the Ripper Tour Step back in time to the gas-lit streets of Victorian London’s East End, where the chilling legend of Jack the Ripper still sends shivers down the spine. Join us on The Original Jack the Ripper Tour, an immersive journey into the heart of…
The Kosminski Family Home The Kosminski Family Home: A Window into Victorian London at 65 New Road, E1 65 New Road, nestled in the heart of London’s East End, is more than just an address on a map. For historians and enthusiasts intrigued by the dark legacy of Jack the Ripper, it’s a place loaded…
LADbible interviewed Russell Edwards on Jack the Ripper’s Identity In a recent exclusive with LADbible, author and researcher Russell Edwards reignited public fascination with one of history’s most notorious mysteries: the identity of Jack the Ripper. For over a century, the true name of the Whitechapel killer has been speculated upon and disputed by countless…
Except taken from ‘Naming Jack the Ripper’ by Russell Edwards It is just another phase: the East End has been through so many incarnations over the centuries. But the most interesting time to me is the 1880s, the era that spawned the Ripper Murders. In those times the neighbourhoods of Whitechapel and Spitalfields, as well as nearby districts like…
