The Following Jack the Ripper Pictures Will take you around the murder sites and introduce you to the streets of Jack the Ripper's London as they were then and as they are now.
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The first Jack the Ripper Murder, that of Mary Nichols took place in Bucks Row, Whitechapel. Its name was changed to Durward Street in the aftermatch of the killing.
The first victim of Jack the Ripper was Mary Nichols, a 43 year old prostitute who had earlier been evicted from her lodging house in Thrawl Street because she didn't have the 4 pence to pay for her bed.
This one of our Jack the Ripper pictures shows Thrawl Street as it looks today, modern council housing occupies the spot where Mary Nichols lived.
However, the last place that Mary was seen alive, The Frying Pan pub still does survive, although it has now become a restaurant called The Sheraz Balti House.
The name of the Frying pub, however, can still be seen in brick relief on the pubs upper gable,.
The second victim of Jack the Ripper was Annie Chapman.
She was last seen alive at 5.30am on 8th September outside 29 Hanbury Street.
This is a rare one of our Jack the Ripper pictures showing the interior of number 29 Hanbury Street taken shortly before it was demolished in the 1960's. Annie Chapman would have led Jack the Ripper through the passage and out into the back yard.
At 6am in the morning a resident of 29 Hanbury Street discovered her horrifically mutilated boy here in the backyard of the house. It was lying between the steps and the fence.
This one of our Jack the Ripper pictures Hanbury Street looks like today. Number 29 stood on the left on the site occupied by the light, brown brick building.
The third victim of Jack the Ripper Was Elizabeth Stride.
Her body was found at 1am on the 30th September 1888 in Dutfields Yard off Berners Street. This photograph shows Berner's Street as it was then, Dutfields Yard is the one with the wheel hanging over it in the photograph.
This one of our Jack the Ripper pictures shows Berner's Street as it looks today. The murder site is now occupied by the school building on the left.
The 30th of September was the night of the double murder because just 45 minutes after the body of Elizabeth Stride had been discovered, Jack the Ripper's fourth victim Catherine Eddowes was found dead in Mitre Square.
This one of our Jack the Ripper Pictures shows Mitre Square as it was then.
This is a photograph of Mitre Square as it appears today. The murder site is now occupied by the raised flower bed.
This is another photograph of Mitre Square as it appears today. The flower bed that marks the murder site is in the foreground.
Mary Kelly, the last victim of Jack the Ripper was seen in the early hours of 9th November walking along Commercial Street. This is what Commercial Street was like then. The large pub that can be seen in the left corner of the picture was called the Brittiania and it stood on the corner of Dorset Street.
This shows Dorset Street as it looked in 1888 and shows some of the residents who may well have known Mary Kelly.
This is a photograph of Dorset Street as it appears today. It has changed beyond all recognition since Jack the Ripper headed along it as he fled from the scene of his final murder.
Mary Kelly lived here in Millers Court off Dorset Street.
This one of our Jack the Ripper pictures shows the spot where Millers Court stood as it appears today, its entrance can be seen by the gap in the kerb stones.
At 10.45am on 9th November 1888 Thiomas Bowyer called to collect her overdue rent. He got no eply when he knocked on the door, so he pulled aside a curtain that covered a broken pane in this window and saw her mutilated body.
Mary Kelly was the only one of Jack the Ripper's victim's to be photographed at the scene of her murder. This one of our pictures shows the site that all those who entered her tiny room that morning gazed upon.
This is the grave of Mary kelly. As you can see people still place flowers on her grave.
The Jack the Ripper Pictures end here.
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