White Chapel Collection (page 2)

Rowton House, Whitechapel, East London
The Rowton House (named Tower House, built in 1902) on Fielding Street, Whitechapel, East London. Rowton Houses, of which six were erected around London, were large, purpose built

Whitechapel Workhouse Casual Ward, East London
A line of men gathers near the Whitechapel Workhouse casual ward (vagrants ward) on Thomas Street, East London, waiting for its opening time

Whitechapel Workhouse, Casual Ward Dormitory
A dormitory of the Whitechapel Workhouse Casual Ward on Thomas Street, East London. There are rolled up hammocks attached along each wall. The floor is bare boards

Jewish immigrants in Whitechapel
Members of the Jewish immigrant community gather outside their homes in Whitechapel, East London

George V and Mary visit the London Hospital
King George V and Queen Mary on a visit to the London Hospital in Whitechapel, East London. The statue is of Queen Alexandra, George Vs mother -- she became President of the hospital in 1904

Whitechapel is described as picturesque in this engraving

Street Scene in Whitechapel, London, 1874
Engraving showing a street scene in Whitechapel, East London, in 1874. This image shows a large number of children and adults loitering on the pavement beside their humble dwellings

The Peoples Market, Whitechapel, London, 1868
Engraving showing the interior of the Peoples Market, Whitechapel, London, 1868. This establishment reportedly provided good, cheap provisions for the poor of East London

London Birdseye 17
Bird s-eye view of London at the end of the 19th century : from the Poultry to Bishopsgate Street and to Whitechapel

Whitechapel Mount, 1801
Engraving showing the Whitechapel Mount, a small hill which was levelled by the Corporation of London, in 1807-8, in order to make way for more housing

Children entering King Edwards Mission, Whitechapel, 1890
Engraving showing a large group of poor children rushing into the King Edwards Mission, Whitechapel, to receive a free dinner, 1890

Art Exhibition in Whitechapel, London, 1884
Engraving showing an art exhibition in St. Judes School House, Commercial Street, East London, 1884

Queen Victorias visit to East London, 1887
Engraving showing the horse-drawn carriage of Queen Victoria in the High Street, Aldgate, leaving the City of London and entering Whitechapel, 1887

Christmas at the London Hospital
Decorating the Christmas tree in the childrens ward at the London Hospital, Whitechapel

Bank / Osborn St / Living L
A gentleman being served at the counter of a high street bank in Osborn Street, Whitechapel, London

London / Whitechapel / Dore
Three dubious characters meet in a dark and mysterious Whitechapel passage

Steam Carriages Galore
The widespread activity, seeking to harness steam power to road transport, is satirised in this view of the Whitechapel Road where horse drawn vehicles are no more

Whitechapel High Street
Busy traffic in Whitechapel High Street - coaches, carriages, wagons and pushcarts fill the roadway

Social / Whitechapel 1828
Whitechapel High Street, London, with wagons, coaches, carts and pedestrians

Whitechapel street market

Whitechapel 1907
Whitechapel, London a slum street - Hessel Street

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"Exploring the Historic White Chapel: A Glimpse into London's Rich Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of White Chapel, a district that has witnessed centuries of change and development. From its origins as part of Elizabethan London to its bustling streets captured in a black and white photograph from 1930, this area holds countless stories waiting to be discovered. The London Hospital stands tall as a symbol of healthcare excellence, serving the community since its establishment. Its walls have witnessed medical advancements and provided care for generations of Londoners. Nearby, St. Mary Matfelon Church stands as a reminder of religious devotion dating back to 1875. As you stroll along Whitechapel High Street, imagine the vibrant scenes that unfolded here during different eras. Electric trams once traversed these very streets, carrying passengers through East End neighborhoods like Forest Gate Hospital – an aerial view revealing how urban landscapes have evolved over time. However, not all corners were filled with prosperity; glimpses into the past reveal less fortunate aspects too. The East End Doss House paints a picture of hardship endured by those seeking shelter amidst challenging circumstances. Brick Lane tells tales of diversity and cultural fusion with an image capturing children playing on its cobbled paths in 1907. This iconic street continues to thrive today as it embraces various communities and their traditions. Samuel Montagu's legacy looms large over White Chapel - his contributions shaping both local commerce and philanthropy throughout history. His impact can still be felt within these streets today. Within the Physicians Room at London Hospital lies knowledge accumulated over years by dedicated medical professionals who have tirelessly cared for patients from all walks of life. Meanwhile, dispensers diligently prepared medications ensuring proper treatment for those seeking healing within these walls.