Tag Archives: Aldgate

A grisly end for a brave Liddell at St. Botolph’s… Aldgate (Whitechapel).

Posted on August 26, 2019 by Stephen Liddell

Whilst doing some research on my new book I got distracted as is so easy to do when you’re into history. Whilst looking up a new garden in the old City of London I came across a dreadful tale with … Continue reading →

Posted in history, London | Tagged Aldgate, City of London, Edward Liddell, garden, Park, St Boltoph's Without, Whitechapel | 3 Comments

More Sights of Whitechapel

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Stephen Liddell

This gallery contains 2 photos.

Fournier Street was named after George Fournier. Once the most likely home of Jack The Ripper,for the many decades it has been the hope to the internationally renowned collaborative art duo of Gilbert and George.

Gallery | Tagged Aldgate, Brick Lane, Fournier Street, London, Photography, Whitechapel | 11 Comments

Whitechapel Street Art

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Stephen Liddell

I’ve written before about my Jack The Ripper Tours in Whitechapel, London and even posted a few photos too. Today I arrived there with an hour to spare so decided to have a little look around as I often do … Continue reading →