809:(rector of the parish of Whitechapel), his wife and his sister-in-law bequeathed a large sum for a schoolmaster to teach literacy, numeracy and the "principles of the Church of England" to forty boys of the parish. In the same deed Henry and Sarah Gullifer undertook to provide for the education of thirty poor girls; namely a schoolmistress was to teach them the "catechism, reading, knitting, plain sewing, and any other useful work". In 1701 an unknown donor gave the foundation £1,000 (equivalent to £190,000 in 2023) so the children might be suitably clothed as well as educated. Between 1783 and 1830 the school received twenty gifts totalling over £5,000. Typical income seems to have been about £500 per year, which was much more than most vicar's and rector's livings, net. Supporting modern education, the
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took over the operation, and his presence caused a political row over the level of his involvement during the time. His biographers disagreed and claimed that he gave no operational commands to the police, but a
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Whitechapel in the early 21st century has figured prominently in London's punk rock and skuzz rock scenes, with the main focal point for this scene being
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in 2012. Population shifts from rural areas to London from the 17th century to the mid-19th century resulted in great numbers of more or less destitute people taking up residence amidst the industries, businesses and services ancillary to the
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take place in early 20th-century Whitechapel, depicted from the point of view of an impoverished East European Jewish family fleeing the pogroms. The novel
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Charles Dickens (1836). "Chapter XXII Mr. PICKWICK JOURNEYS TO IPSWICH AND MEETS WITH A ROMANTIC ADVENTURE WITH A MIDDLE-AGED LADY IN YELLOW CURL-PAPERS".
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estimated that there were 1,200 prostitutes "of very low class" resident in Whitechapel and about 62 brothels. Reference is specifically made to them in
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of which Whitechapel was part) in January 1911 was a gunfight between police and military forces, and Latvian revolutionaries. Then Home Secretary
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due to the large numbers of German people who came to the area; many of these people, and their descendants, worked in the sugar industry. The
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In addition to the prominent figures detailed in the article:
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3683:"The Observer Profile: Damon Albarn – Comment – The Observer"
3371:"London Station Gets Bengali Signage. Mamata Banerjee Reacts"
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Whitechapel's spine is the old Roman Road, that ran from the
434:(1888–91), some of which were attributed to the unidentified
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Former civil parishes in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets
3711:'BAKER, JULIUS STAFFORD (1869–1961), British cartoonist' in
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http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/10071306/cube/TOT_POP
1787:. Whitechapel is also served by these lines, as well by the
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Whitechapel serves as the setting for the television series
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The Halal restaurant on the junction of St Mark Street and
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Civil War London, David Flintham, Helion and Company, 2017
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2477:(1897–1983), Polish-born Yiddish poet, early companion of
1689:. It also features as the setting for the science fiction
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Royal London Hospital's old building from the 18th century
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http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/middx/vol1/pp293-294
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The total population of Whitechapel in 2021 was 18,841.
912:, Thomas Street, Whitechapel, in 1865. Others joined his
2849:"Seven places in London connected with the Elephant Man"
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Local council facilities will be grouped within the old
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was "delighted" that the signage was installed ahead of
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comes from Whitechapel. The novel's plot begins there.
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List of schools in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets
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Whitechapel High Street, and St Mary Matfelon, in 1905
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In 1965 there was a further round of changes when the
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Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry
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3811:. Commentary is in German, but it is mostly photos.
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2881:(2014). "Churchill, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer".
2188:(born Lillian Klot), actress and singer, 1933–1992
3104:"Brick Lane Tour :: Stop 10: Altab Ali Park"
1290:Jewish American Society for Historic Preservation
908:, preaching the gospel in a tent, erected in the
852:In 2023 the old hospital building became the new
6245:Districts of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets
2572:"2011 Census Ward Population figures for London"
2182:, novelist, playwright and columnist, 1907–2005.
2164:, first Jewish mayor of New York City, 1906–2001
628:Tower Division (also known as the Tower Hamlets)
493:resulted in significant population growth, so a
3436:Making Muslim Space in North America and Europe
3020:"Fascist march stopped after disorderly scenes"
449:Landmarks include Tower Hamlets Town Hall, the
3131:The London Underground: A Diagrammatic History
1269:on 26 March. The installation was attended by
1120:– the series of clashes becoming known as the
637:ended when Whitechapel became part of the new
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2593:Brewers Dictionary of London Phrase and Fable
2302:Margaret Pepys (née Kite), mother of diarist
2226:, Jewish gangster and anti-Fascist, 1912–1996
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508:Whitechapel takes its name from that church,
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3809:Nighttime photos of Whitechapel and environs
3440:. Berkeley: University of California Press.
2887:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
2324:Thomas Li, actor and famous critic 1669-1701
2145:and co-creator of virtual cartoon rock band
1715:, describing the harsh life of prostitutes.
1545:. En route, driving along Whitechapel Road,
535:within Stepney, becoming the parish church.
444:represent the East End in art and literature
6147:Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property
2232:, actor (known for playing "The Master" in
1791:and the East and South London lines of the
952:is a legacy of that part of the community.
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1803:Whitechapel station was originally called
1771:Whitechapel has two underground stations:
1677:Whitechapel is used as a location in most
1362:(1828–1935; building demolished in 1962).
833:The London Infirmary was established as a
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3730:"Casebook: Jack the Ripper – Whitechapel"
3719:, vol. 1 (Gale Research Co., 1980), p. 96
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6179:Association of Commonwealth Universities
2682:History section of the official website
2377:, murdered in a Whitechapel park in 1978
1795:, soon to be renamed the Windrush line.
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1191:On 4 May 1978, three teenagers murdered
426:community. Whitechapel and neighbouring
6214:University of London Institute in Paris
2884:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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1623:leader Sybil Gerard, main character of
1523:The Whitechapel Library with the word "
1427:community grew rapidly over the years.
1116:The police fought protesters at nearby
978:Life and Labour of the People in London
872:In common with many other parts of the
786:stands immediately to the right (west).
481:Whitechapel was originally part of the
386:The district is primarily built around
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3022:. Guardian newspaper. 5 October 1936.
2923:. London: Pan Macmillan. p. 195.
2836:Walter Dew: The Man Who Caught Crippen
2352:, film and television actor, 1918–2003
1335:The distinctive tiled frontage of the
1311:building as a civic centre. The local
430:were the locations of the infamous 11
2859:from the original on 25 February 2021
1905:in the centre and, to the south, the
1603:Adventures of Mottel the Cantor's Son
654:Metropolitan Borough of Bethnal Green
575:which lined Whitechapel High Street.
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3000:from the original on 29 October 2017
2659:A History of the County of Middlesex
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1030:, looking to write a counterpart to
668:, which replaced the older, smaller
4020:Museum of Immigration and Diversity
3318:from the original on 7 January 2018
3255:from the original on 7 January 2018
3165:from the original on 16 August 2012
3133:(8th ed.). Capital Transport.
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2383:, diamond mining industrialist and
2358:, captain of Dagenham and Redbridge
1735:The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire
1725:The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire
1698:, written by popular comics writer
92:14,862 (Whitechapel ward 2011)
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3770:from the original on 20 March 2018
3740:from the original on 18 March 2018
3717:The World Encyclopedia of Cartoons
3650:from the original on 25 April 2021
3599:from the original on 16 April 2014
3387:from the original on 16 March 2022
2788:East London Record - No 13 - 1990
2570:Census Information Scheme (2012).
1681:. One such example is the bizarre
1406:Whitechapel Street Market at night
946:St George's German Lutheran Church
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3413:from the original on 30 July 2022
3275:"New Royal London Hospital opens"
3106:. Worldwrite.org.uk. 4 May 1978.
2770:from the original on 7 April 2019
2495:location and improve the market.
2312:, founding member of music group
1619:The prostitute and daughter of a
1089:met regularly in Whitechapel, to
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5917:Queen Mary University of London
3846:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
3407:"Whitechapel Historical Marker"
3345:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
2194:, 1970s disco artist, born 1954
1498:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
1303:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
1067:Metropolitan Borough of Stepney
817:has, since 1966, been based at
662:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
650:Metropolitan Borough of Stepney
643:Metropolitan Borough of Stepney
539:Geography of the ancient parish
476:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
365:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
46:Entrance to Whitechapel station
5942:Humanities and Social Sciences
4200:Civic mayor/speaker of council
3543:Office for National Statistics
3482:Dickens's Dictionary of London
2297:Journey Through a Small Planet
1683:White Chappel Scarlet Tracings
1674:in the 1990s and early 2000s.
1609:Journey Through a Small Planet
1483:Whitechapel Population 18,841
1373:Dickens's Dictionary of London
1251:signs had "হোয়াইটচ্যাপেল" in
1100:On Sunday 4 October 1936, the
658:Metropolitan Borough of Poplar
582:around 180 metres east of the
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6194:Science and Engineering South
6039:Worshipful Company of Drapers
4381:Canary Wharf (Elizabeth line)
3563:History of East London Mosque
3155:"London Underground map 1990"
2802:A Life on the Stage: A Memoir
2595:, Russ Willey, Chambers, 2009
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2018:Neighbouring areas of London.
1890:all operate within the area.
1449:, was nominated for the 2006
729:and more recently the London
5855:London Below (magical realm)
4025:Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
3804:Tower Hamlets History Online
3672:. London: Penguin. Page 256.
3619:"Whitechapel Ward in London"
3509:"Whitechapel Ward in London"
2958:"The Siege of Sidney Street"
2901:UK public library membership
2823:The Complete Jack the Ripper
2125:Notable natives or residents
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1821:St Mary's (Whitechapel Road)
1173:attacks. The parish church,
1128:and Whitechapel, notably at
620:historic (or ancient) county
22:Whitechapel (disambiguation)
3990:Christ Church, Spitalfields
3925:Spitalfields and Banglatown
3795:for the ward of Whitechapel
3715:, Richard Marschall, eds.,
3159:The London Tube map archive
3080:. London-footprints.co.uk.
2990:"First Thursday GALLERY 46"
2956:Waldren, Mike (July 2013).
2141:– musician, lead singer of
1527:" illuminated in its front.
1437:A library, the Whitechapel
1267:Bangladesh Independence Day
1208:Hammersmith & City line
1179:Second Great Fire of London
916:, and on 7 August 1878 the
782:, Whitechapel in 1753. The
483:Manor and Parish of Stepney
98:OS grid reference
29:Human settlement in England
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6250:District centres of London
6136:Leo Baeck Institute London
6098:Queen Mary Students' Union
4164:Sir John McDougall Gardens
3670:A Literary Guide to London
3312:Eastlondonadvertiser.co.uk
2742:accessed 15 February 2007
2574:. Greater London Authority
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1650:Jewish refugee from Poland
1459:Whitechapel compared 2021
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797:Davenant Foundation School
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791:Davenant Foundation School
762:Wars of the Three Kingdoms
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703:City of London Corporation
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3065:The East End Nobody Knows
2610:28 September 2007 at the
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1913:A1203 running east–west.
1799:Historic railway stations
1747:, which aired 2013–2016.
1102:British Union of Fascists
1026:In 1902, American author
906:Christian Revival Society
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398:boundary to just east of
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274:Bethnal Green and Stepney
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6158:Statue of Clement Attlee
3568:10 February 2009 at the
2834:Nicholas Connell (2005)
2727:31 December 2022 at the
2708:31 December 2022 at the
2670:31 December 2022 at the
2628:The London Encyclopaedia
2526:Stepney Historical Trust
2176:, bandleader, 1913–2002.
1767:Current railway stations
1531:Whitechapel features in
1037:How the Other Half Lives
711:Whitechapel Bell Foundry
567:, is now designated the
512:, which like the nearby
394:, which extend from the
375:. It is the location of
5955:Science and Engineering
5945:Medicine and Dentistry
5779:Upper and Lower Clapton
4744:Central activities zone
4075:Whitechapel Art Gallery
4015:London Museum Docklands
3799:Primary source articles
2821:Donald Rumbelow (2004)
2439:The People of the Abyss
2340:(born 1952), footballer
1679:Jack the Ripper fiction
1638:One of the episodes in
1385:Whitechapel Art Gallery
1337:Whitechapel Art Gallery
1142:Whitechapel High Street
1043:The People of the Abyss
892:Colour key for Booth's
868:18th and 19th centuries
854:Tower Hamlets Town Hall
388:Whitechapel High Street
377:Tower Hamlets Town Hall
5019:Kensington High Street
4257:Tube and rail stations
4195:Directly elected mayor
4190:London borough council
4169:Tower Hamlets Cemetery
4050:Spitalfields City Farm
4040:Jack the Ripper Museum
2994:Whitechapelgallery.org
2893:10.1093/ref:odnb/32413
2614:accessed: 9 March 2007
1917:Cycle Superhighway CS2
1805:Whitechapel (Mile End)
1785:Hammersmith & City
1645:Breakfast in the Ruins
1592:. Several chapters of
1577:The King of Schnorrers
1572:Children of the Ghetto
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766:Lines of Communication
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198:Postcode district
132:Ceremonial county
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6174:Alan Turing Institute
4237:Greenwich foot tunnel
4209:Bethnal Green and Bow
4126:Parks and open spaces
3185:"Whitechapel station"
3063:Andrew Davies (1990)
3051:17 April 2023 at the
2689:28 April 2023 at the
2156:Julius Stafford Baker
1895:National Road Network
1633:The Difference Engine
1553:'s dens in Dickens's
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997:London County Council
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910:Friends Burial Ground
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847:Royal London Hospital
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489:on the Roman Road to
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451:Royal London Hospital
6055:Anne, Princess Royal
6014:Lincoln's Inn Fields
5928:University of London
4757:City of London wards
4214:Poplar and Limehouse
4030:Ragged School Museum
3995:Dennis Severs' House
3668:Glinert, Ed (2000).
3593:"Idea Store website"
3473:Dickens, Charles Jr.
3249:Transport for London
2469:Obadiah Shuttleworth
2332:Harlem Globetrotters
2152:John Hoppner, artist
2112:Stepney and Shadwell
1666:, the 2003 novel by
1658:Czar's Secret Police
1432:London Muslim Centre
1370:), in his 1879 book
1360:The Pavilion Theatre
343:51.51639°N 0.06917°W
284:London Assembly
176:Sovereign state
6204:Thomas Young Centre
6009:Charterhouse Square
5997:Whitechapel Library
5863:: TV series, novel)
5204:Elephant and Castle
4392:Canary Wharf (tube)
4224:Bridges and tunnels
3643:The Pickwick Papers
3595:. Ideastore.co.uk.
3225:on 28 December 2017
2746:25 May 2012 at the
2521:British Bangladeshi
2490:Future developments
2463:anarcho-syndicalist
2452:mutineer buried in
2413:Blackwall Buildings
2133:Born in Whitechapel
1364:Charles Dickens Jr.
1249:Whitechapel station
1224:Whitechapel station
1222:Bengali signage on
1083:George Bernard Shaw
1061:(also known as the
1014:(1853–1923) at the
1006:The "Elephant Man"
987:Whitechapel murders
983:Blackwall Buildings
969:Metropolitan Police
713:, which later cast
466:Origin and toponymy
432:Whitechapel murders
424:British Bangladeshi
400:Whitechapel station
339: /
114:London borough
6073:(Chair of Council)
6071:Lord Clement-Jones
5259:Hayes (Hillingdon)
5014:Holloway Nags Head
4370:Canary Wharf (DLR)
4242:Rotherhithe Tunnel
4045:St Katharine Docks
3477:"Pavilion Theatre"
3195:on 22 January 2018
2760:"Whitechapel Road"
1816:East London Mosque
1730:Arthur Conan Doyle
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1421:East London Mosque
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874:East End of London
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813:continues and the
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455:East London Mosque
348:51.51639; -0.06917
266:UK Parliament
210:Dialling code
18:Whitechapel (band)
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6034:Westfield College
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5867:Walford (borough)
5843:Charnham (suburb)
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4055:Stepney City Farm
3978:Notable locations
3383:. 14 March 2022.
3347:. 16 March 2022.
3140:978-1-85414-315-0
2930:978-0-330-47607-2
2899:(Subscription or
2855:. February 2017.
2531:Whitechapel Mount
2403:Royal Mint Street
2330:, founder of the
2292:Emanuel Litvinoff
2224:Jack "Spot" Comer
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1982:Mile End New Town
1793:London Overground
1614:Emanuel Litvinoff
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1366:(eldest child of
1257:British-Pakistani
1204:Metropolitan line
1138:Commercial Street
1130:Gardiner's Corner
1071:Winston Churchill
1063:Battle of Stepney
914:Christian Mission
784:Whitechapel Mount
754:Whitechapel Mount
748:Whitechapel Mount
742:Whitechapel Mount
689:Early development
561:Roman Britannia's
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