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…
A Historic Encounter: Russell Edwards meets Neville Swanson to Discuss Jack the Ripper’s Identity In 2014, author and researcher Russell Edwards found himself at the center of a breakthrough moment in the Jack the Ripper case. Edwards, whose dedication to uncovering the true identity of the Whitechapel killer led him to years of forensic analysis…
Honoring the Forgotten: Blue Plaques for Jack the Ripper’s Victims For well over a century, the infamous crimes of Jack the Ripper have overshadowed the lives of his victims, whose identities have often been eclipsed by the morbid allure of their tragic deaths. Now, however, these women are finally receiving a lasting tribute in the…
Explore the enduring mystery of Jack the Ripper through tours, theories, and cultural impacts in London’s historic East End.
A more dreadful sight I never saw,’ uttered PC Edward Watkins, still reeling from the shock. A few hours earlier, at 1.44am on September 30, 1888, the officer on his beat in London‘s East End had turned on to Mitre Square and stumbled upon a corpse so mutilated that, as he later told reporters, ‘it was…
