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Description
English: Murder location of Jack the Ripper's second canonical victim, Annie Chapman. September 1888.
Date
Source Direct link to this September 1888 photograph can be found here
Author Unknown author, very obviously deceased for over 70 years

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Captions

Image displays the passageway to the back yard of 29 Hanbury Street, Spitalfields, London. September 1888. Image taken shortly after the 8 September 1888 murder of Annie Chapman.

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Hanbury Street

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September 1888Gregorian

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277 pixel

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