Jack the Ripper Walking Tour Main Page
These sections are preliminary. Feel free to add more to split up the material in easier-to-understand readings.
- Tour introduction at Aldgate East Station
- World history leading to 1888
- London in 1888
- East End in 1888
- Overview of Jack the Ripper and his murders
- Poverty in 1888
- Victorian ideas on sex
- Prostitution
- Newspaper coverage of murders
- Naming of Jack the Ripper
- Police investigative techniques in 1888
- Social reforms after murders to combat poverty
- White Hart Pub
- Jack the Ripper suspects
- Severin Klosowski/George Chapman
- Barbers and surgeons
- Found guilty of poisoning of three women and hung
- 1st Murder in Gunthorpe Street
- Uncertainty in number of victims
- Finding and identification of victim
- Martha Tabram's life
- Martha Tabram's death
- Investigation of murder
- Murderer's easy escapes/Knowledge of neighborhood
- 4th Murder on Henriques Street
- Finding and identification of victims
- Elizabeth Stride's life
- Elizabeth Stride's death
- Investigation of murder
- Jack the Ripper double murder or coincidence?
- 5th Murder in Mitre Square
- Jack the Ripper seen with victim before murder?
- Catherine Eddowes' life
- Finding and identification of victim
- Close to being caught?
- Catherine Eddowes' death
- Investigation of murder
- Symbolism in murder?
- Clue site
- Missing piece of apron
- Written clue in doorway or coincidence?
- Destruction of clue by police
- Ten Bells Pub
- Pub where the victims drank
- Importance in community
- Jack suspects and outcomes
- Aftermath of murders
- Changes to the East End
- Modern Day East End
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