29, Hanbury Street was where the second of the 5 canonical murders (the Whitechapel murders) which are ascribed to Jack the Ripper was committed in 1888.
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The corner of Hanbury Street and Brick Lane )
looking northwards).
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The number 29 marks the spot where the now demolished dwelling once stood. The Truman Brewery now occupies the area.
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29 Hanbury Street in the 1967 film "The London
Nobody Knows" by Norman Cohen.
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The brickwork of houses along Wilkes street nearby
is similar to that of the period.
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12 March 2017
Created by Clem Kuek