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Prospect Of Whitby. 105 reviews. 57 Wapping Wall. Wapping, London E1W 3SH, United Kingdom. +44 20 7481 1095</span><br><a href="http://maps.google.com/local_url?dq=&
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', '(AC Doyle â <i>A Study in Scarlet,</i> 1887)', 'http://www.sherlock-holmes.co.uk/images/holmesanimated.gif', null], 28 ['26', 'Red', 'Home of Irene Adler', '"The Woman" of Sherlock Holmes fame lived at the fictional Briony Lodge, Serpentine Avenue, in St. John's Wood. The area, laid out in 1833 at the same time as Regent's Park, was famous for being "an abode of love and the fine arts." Many authors and artists lived in the area, and many wealthy men kept their mistresses there, as well. (AC Doyle â "A Scandal in Bohemia," 1891.)', 'http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-ash2/203185_100002545672227_3039290_n.jpg', null], 29 ['27', 'Red', 'St. Bartholomew's Hospital', 'It's at this hospital that Dr. Watson first meets Sherlock Holmes.</span></p>(AC Doyle â <i>A Study in Scarlet</i>, 1887.)', '<img src="http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/23294_126085357412667_805_n.jpg">', null], 30 ['28', 'Red', 'Home of Lord Peter Wimsey', '110a Piccadilly is the fictional address of Dorothy L. Sayers' famous aristocratic detective Lord Peter Wimsey. (<i>Whose Body</i>, 1923)', 'http://www.ely.anglican.org/about/images/about/sayersp_b.jpg', null], 31 ['29', 'Red', 'Home of James Bond ', 'Ian Fleming's most famous creation had his lavish bachelor's flat in an unnamed square off the King's Road, in Chelsea.', 'http://watchoutfor.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/James-Bond-Logo-Poster-C10053467.jpeg', null], 32 ['30', 'Red', 'Office of Tommy & Tuppence Beresford', 'Although Agatha Christie was vague about where Tommy and Tuppence Beresford lived, she gave them a fictional address for their detective agency, at 118 Haleham Street. (Agatha Christie â <i>Partners in Crime</i>, 1929)', 'http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/4f/T%26T1923.jpg/220px-T%26T1923.jpg', null], 33 ['31', 'Red', 'Home and Office of Hercule Poirot', 'Agatha Christie's famous Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot, lived and worked in the elegant Charterhouse area of London. His address was 56b Whitehaven Mansions, (Agatha Christie â <i>The ABC Murders</i>, 1936)</span>228 Charterhouse Square - Florin Court, the real "Whitehaven Mansions," still stands today.', 'http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_mv60VL07p2s/TJGRUPVr3fI/AAAAAAAADTA/aH9vBMXGiwk/s1600/images-8.jpg', null], 34 ['32', 'Red', 'Dukes Hotel', 'Where Ian Fleming coined the line "shaken, not stirred."', 'http://www.justgiving.com/Utils/imaging.ashx?imageType=frpphoto&img=62011%5C7cf43c5f-2b8e-49ec-944c-7f846df0623e.jpg&width=194', null], 35 ['33', 'Red', 'Home of Harriet Vane', 'Harriet Vane, the mystery writer accused of murder in <i>Strong Poison</i> (1930), lived at 100 Doughty Street.', 'http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CZoEs7u5mAs/TW3Ei6zWhoI/AAAAAAAAAek/xSK6CvdJuuY/s1600/s320x240-1.jpg', null], 36 ['34', 'Red', 'Home of Ian Fleming', '22 Ebury Street. Ian Fleming lived here from 1934 to 1945, after purchasing the flat from its previous owner, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Mosley">Oswald Mosley</a>. The building was originally a Baptist church, and dates from 1830. Fleming made this location the home of his villain Sir Hugo Drax (<i>Moonraker</i>, 1955).', 'http://www.klast.net/bond/images/fleming2.jpg', null], 37 ['35', 'Red', 'SIS(MI6) - James Bond's Office (1950s)', 'The Secret Intelligent Service, commonly known today as MI6, was headquartered at 54 Broadway Buildings between 1926 and 1964. This is where Ian Fleming located James Bond's office in the Bond novels.', 'http://westendatwar.org.uk/images/uploaded/scaled/E137_Broadway_Buildings__1__s.jpg', null], 38 ['36', 'Red', 'SIS (MI6) - James Bond's Office (1964-1994)', '100 Westminster Bridge Road, home to MI6 until 1994.', 'http://imganuncios.mitula.net/flat_for_rent_in_perspective_building_100_westminster_bridge_road_waterloo_se1_93603603404569766.jpg', null], 39 ['37', 'Red', 'MI6 - James Bond's Office (present day)', 'This location is the current headquarters of MI6, Bond's employer. It has featured in the Bond films <i>Goldeneye</i>, <i>Die Another Day</i>, and <i>The World is Not Enough</i>.', 'http://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00332/pg-10-mi6_332744t.jpg', null], 40 ['38', 'Red', 'Café Royal', 'Sherlock Holmes was attacked by men sent by Baron Adelbert Gruner at the Café Royal, a well-known and highly-regarded restaurant at 68 Regent Street. It was open from 1865 to 2008. (AC Doyle â "The Illustrious Client," 1924)', 'http://www.eurodream.ru/images/stories/6/cafe_royal_london.jpg', null], 41 ['39', 'Red', 'The Charing Cross Hotel', 'Sherlock Holmes captured a spy in the smoking room of the Charing Cross Hotel. (AC Doyle â "The Bruce-Partington Plans," 1912)', 'http://image.stworld.jp/tourimg/25068/pic_m/', null], 42 ['40', 'Red', 'Home of Charles Parker', 'Dorothy Sayers, herself a resident of this area, set many of her mysteries in Bloomsbury, as well as the home-addresses of many of her characters. Charles Parker, friend of Lord Peter Wimsey, lived at 12 Great Ormond Street.', 'http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9d/Great_Ormond_Street_Hospital.jpg/250px-Great_Ormond_Street_Hospital.jpg', null], 43 ['41', 'Red', 'The Northumberland Arms', 'The Northumerland Arms was the hotel at which Sir Henry Baskerville resided during his London visit in <i>The Hound of the Baskervilles</i>. Today it is a pub called The Sherlock Holmes, featuring a restaurant, roof-top garden, and Holmesian memorabilia. 10 Northumberland Stret, Embankment. (AC Doyle â <i>The Hound of the Baskervilles</i>, 1901.)', 'http://images.fineartamerica.com/images-small/the-sherlock-holmes-jan-cipolla.jpg', null], 44 ['42', 'Red', 'Oxshott Common', 'Location where Aloysius Garciaâs body was found in the 1908 Sherlock Holmes story "Wisteria Lodge."', 'http://img3.photographersdirect.com/img/1/pd575225_s.jpg', null], 45 ['43', 'Red', 'Lewisham', 'Home of Josiah Amberley, who killed his wife and her lover in the Holmes story "The Retired Colourman." (AC Doyle â "The Retired Colourman," 1926.)', 'http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/50552_3982970724_2072743_n.jpg', null], 46 ['44', 'Red', 'Offices of the Red-Headed League', 'The office where Jabez Wilson, a London pawnbroker, spends his days doing meaningless clerical work for £4 a week, while two criminals break into the bank next door to the business Mr. Wilson owns in Coburg Square. 7 Popeâs Court, Fleet Street Pope's Court does not appear to be a real address. (AC Doyle â "The Red-Headed League," 1891.)', 'http://charlesdickenspage.com/images/fleet_street02_sm.jpg', null], 47 ['45', 'Red', 'Aldgate Station', 'Arthur Cadogan Westâs body discovered alongside the Underground tracks outside Aldgate Station. (AC Doyle â "The Bruce-Partington Plans," 1912.)', 'http://www.ltmcollection.org/images/best/2w/i000062w.jpg', null], 48 ['46', 'Red', '427 Park Lane', 'Location at which Ronald Adair was murdered in the Sherlock Holmes mystery "The Empty House." (1903)', 'http://www.ashrare.com/34217.jpg', null], 49 ['47', 'Red', 'Woburn Square', 'Location of the home of Norman Urquhart. This is where where Philip Boyes, former lover of Harriet Vane, died after being poisoned.', 'http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-gRXRO-e5Jyg/TW3Eiz9SSzI/AAAAAAAAAes/9E2fa29pv0A/s1600/images.jpg', null], 50 ['48', 'Red', '131 Pitt Street', 'Home where Pietro Venucci was murdered in the Holmes story</span><span style="line-height:14px"> "The Six Napoleons." (1904)', 'http://images.zoopla.co.uk/f8a135d6055c9c7c72fec6a0cff1a99b65377e61_150_113.jpg', null], 51 ['49', 'Red', 'Cross Street', 'In the Holmes story "The Cardboard Box," a Miss Cushing received a box - containing human ears - in the post at her home on Cross Street. (1892)', 'http://mr2.homeflow.co.uk/files/photo/image/2389/7754/160x120/HF3041_307926_IMG_00.jpg', null], 52 ['50', 'Red', 'Foreign Office', 'The titular naval treaty of the Holmes story was stolen from the Foreign Office, the building dating from 1868 and located off Parliament Street. Originally the home of the India, Colonial, Home and Foreign Offices, George Gilbert Scott's glorious design now houses only the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, following a 17 year, £100 million restoration. (AC Doyle â "The Naval Treaty," 1893)', 'http://www.watts-international.com/media/66/366-foreign-commonwealth_thumbnail.jpg">', null], 53 ['51', 'Red', 'The Bar of Gold Opium Den', 'It was at this fictional opium den off the Embankment where Neville St. Clair led a double-life as a beggar in the Holmes story "The Man with the Twisted Lip." (1891)', 'http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/203333_563069918_2265919_n.jpg', null], 54 ['52', 'Red', 'Halliday's Private Hotel', 'This is the hotel where Joseph Strangersonâs body was discovered in the first Holmes novel <i>A Study in Scarlet.</i> (AC Doyle, 1887.', 'http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.hotelclub.co.kr/HCRefreshAshx/ThumbNail.ashx%3Fhid%3D2325%26square%3Dtrue%26s%3D125&imgrefurl=http://www.hotelclub.co.kr/United-Kingdom/London-hotels/Kings-Cross-St-Pancras/&usg=__O6OdRtubVfQ_kmv7O18bYVR327s=&h=125&w=125&sz=4&hl=en&start=3&zoom=1&tbnid=Cakn5lLfrxXShM:&tbnh=100&tbnw=100&ei=f1OYTpi5PNCt8QOZ_-jmBQ&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dvictorian%2Beuston%2Blondon%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DX%26imgrefurl%3Dhttp://www.realholidayreports.com/hotel_list/Hilton_Euston_London.html%26imgurl%3Dhttp://www.realholidayreports.com/hotel_pics/hilton-euston-london.jpg%26w%3D430%26h%3D322%26sig%3D115344122501082276650%26ndsp%3D15%26biw%3D1281%26bih%3D747%26tbs%3Dsimg:CAQSEglwPkaZFt6ZySECqhmAW9hMIw%26tbm%3Disch&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=628&vpy=251&dur=1026&hovh=100&hovw=100&tx=99&ty=38&
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His daughter, Rachel, eventually married Lord Peter Wimsey's friend Freddy Arbuthnot.', 'http://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/WI/223/1782/PreviewComp/SuperStock_1782-3872.jpg', null], 58 ['56', 'Red', 'St. Luke's Hospital (fictional)', 'Dorothy Sayers appears to have located this fictional hospital here, nearby (and easily accessible via rooftops) 59 Queen Caroline Mansions. It is at this hospital that the Sir Julian Freke, the villain of <i>Whose Body?</i>, plied his trade.', 'http://www.medklassika.ru/pics/18.jpg', null], 59 ['57', 'Red', 'Epping Forest', 'Bertha Gotobed met her untimely end while enjoying a picnic in Epping Forest. (Dorothy L. Sayers â <i>Unnatural Death</i>, 1927)', 'http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/F2EAE9BE-88FD-45DD-8DBF-EF057D889434/0/41324.jpg', null], 60 ['58', 'Red', 'Pym's Publicity & Advertising LLC', 'Victor Dean was murdered in the offices of Pym's Publicity, a fictional advertising agency on Southampton Row. (Dorothy L. 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Some believe he is the inspiration for Charles Dickensâ character Fagin.<br><br>Petticoat Lane (now Middlesex Street). Petticoat Lane Market. 14 reviews. Middlesex Street, London E1 7JF, United Kingdom. +44 20 7364 1717 http://maps.google.com/local_url?dq=&q=http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/&oi=miw&sa=X&ct=miw_link&cd=1&cad=homepage,cid:6290977193849409462&ei=wsdEVJTSJ4Ku8wOu9YHIDg&s=ANYYN7lzTu-_gYiXYOo6HdAxS8yduW5dtA">towerhamlets.gov.uk</a>', null, null], 64 ['62', 'Blue', 'Scotland Yard', 'The Norman Shaw buildings at this address housed New Scotland Yard from 1888 to 1967. The infamous <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Museum">Black Museum</a>, Scotland Yard's collection of criminal memorabilia, was also housed here. An unidentified womanâs torso was found on the construction site of the Norman Shaw buildings on 2 October 1888. The Victorian papers named this discovery "<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitehall_Mystery">The Whitehall Mystery</a>."', 'Victoria Embankment, Westminster, London SW1A 2JF, UK', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.502308,-0.124345&thumb=0'], 65 ['63', 'Blue', 'Scotland Yard (present day)', 'The current Metropolitan Police Headquarters, from 1967 to the present.', null, null], 66 ['64', 'Blue', 'An Early Scotland Yard Case', 'One of the earliest Scotland Yard investigations centered around the arson-related murder of a man named Robert Westwood, a watchmaker, in 1839.', null, null], 67 ['65', 'Blue', 'The Battle of Cable Street', 'The British Union of Fascists under Oswald Mosley attempted to march through the East End and were rebuffed by a mob of local anti-fascists on 4 October 1936.', null, null], 68 ['66', 'Blue', 'The Houndsditch Murders', 'Latvian revolutionaries killed three & injured many more during a botched robbery at this location on 11 December 1910. 119 Houndsditch, Whitechapel, City of London, London EC3A 7BT, UK.', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.515520,-0.078847&thumb=0', null], 69 ['67', 'Blue', 'The Battle of Stepney', 'A notorious gun-fight, also known as the Siege of Sidney Street. Latvian revolutionaries in hiding after the Houndsditch Murders were besieged by 100 police officers, the Scotch Guard, and Winston Churchill, early January 1911. 100 Sidney Street, Stepney, Poplar, Greater London E1 2, UK', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.517127,-0.055191&thumb=0', null], 70 ['68', 'Blue', 'The Stockwell Ghost', 'Servant Anne Robinson faked a poltergeist in the home of her employer, one Mrs. Golding, over two days in 1772. The house, located near where Stockwell and Brixton roads meet, remained <a href="http://www.vauxhallcivicsociety.org.uk/home/history/stockwell-ghost">famous</a> for many years.', null, null], 71 ['69', 'Blue', 'The Most Haunted House in London', 'The <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Berkeley_Square">attic</a> is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman who committed suicide there. Westminster, London W1J 5BA, UK.', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.508904,-0.145848&thumb=0', null], 72 ['70', 'Blue', 'Jack the Ripper - first victim', 'It was on Buck's Row, now Durward Street, where Jack the Ripper's first victim, Mary Ann Nichols, was discovered at 3.40 am, 31 August 1888. London E1, UK.', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.519871,-0.060778&thumb=0', null], 73 ['71', 'Blue', 'Jack the Ripper - second victim', 'Jack the Ripperâs second victim, Annie Chapman, was discovered about 6 am in the backyard of a house at this location on 8 September 1888. Although the location has since been demolished, the actor James Mason was <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lGmbBI_4qk&noredirect=1">filmed</a> visiting it for a documentary in the 1960s. 29 Hanbury Street, Whitechapel, Poplar, Greater London E1 6, UK', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.520301,-0.073337&thumb=0', null], 74 ['72', 'Blue', 'Jack the Ripper - third victim', 'The body of Elizabeth Stride, the Ripper's third victim, was discovered in Dutfield's Yard off Berner Street (now Henriques Street), at about 1 am on 30 September 1888. This was the first of two murders the Ripper committed that night, in what is now referred to as the "double-event." London E1, UK', 'http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=thumbnail&w=90&h=68&ll=51.513552,-0.065414&thumb=0', null], 75 ['73', 'Blue', 'Jack the Ripper - fourth victim', 'The second of the âdouble eventâ murders of Jack the Ripper, committed on 30 September 1888. Catherine Eddowes' body was discovered at 1.45 am, less than an hour after Elizabeth Stride was murdered a 20-minute walk away. City of London, EC3A 5, UK', null, null], 76 ['74', 'Blue', 'Jack the Ripper - the Double Event', 'A few hours after Catherine Eddowes was murdered by Jack the Ripper, a police officer found a bloodied scrap of her apron at this address. The fabric was discovered near graffiti that is commonly held to have read "The Juwes are the men that Will not be Blamed for nothing." Fearing that the graffiti might provoke a riot, the police washed it away before it could be photographed. It is unknown whether Jack the Ripper was responsible for the graffiti. Poplar, Greater London E1 7, UK.', null], 77 ['75', 'Blue', 'Jack the Ripper - fifth victim', 'This location marks the single-room flat where Mary Jane Kelly's badly mutilated body was discovered at about 10 am on 9 November 1888. Kelly was the fifth and final of the so-called cannonical Ripper murders. The building Kelly lived in was demolished at the beginning of the 20th century during a campaign to regenerate the area, long considered one of the worst slums in London. 13 Millerâs Court, off Dorset Street, Spitalfields', null, null], 78 ['76', 'Blue', 'The Bloody Tower', 'It is commonly believed that "the two princes in the Tower," Edward V and Richard of Shrewsbury were murdered in the Tower of London's most famous location, the Bloody Tower, possibly at command of Richard III, in 1483. The Bloody Tower was built in the 1220s', null, null], 79 ['77', 'Blue', 'The Inspiration for Prof. Moriarty', 'Home of Adam Worth, notorious robber and inspiration for Arthur Conan Doyleâs Professor Moriarty. Worth planned robberies from this address. 198 Piccadilly, Westminster, London W1J 0, UK', null, null], 80 ['78', 'Blue', 'The Gunpowder Plot', 'A well-known attempt to blow up the House of Lords by a group of Catholic dissenters. Guy Fawkes was caught guarding barrels of gunpowder in the undercroft of the House of Lords on 5 November 1605.', 'http://www.bonfirenight.net/images/barrel.gif', null], 81 ['79', 'Blue', 'The Tottenham Outrage', 'On 23 January 1909, two Latvian revolutionaries attempted to rob the Schnurmann Rubber Factory. As they fled the scene they engaged in a running gun-battle, which resulted in two murders and 25 casualties. Schnurmann Rubber Factory, Chestnut Road, Tottenham, Greater London N8 8, UK', null], 82 ['80', 'Blue', 'The Elephant Man', 'Joseph Merrick, known as the Elephant Man, was displayed here in a freak show in November of 1884. 259 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1DB, UK.', null], 83 ['81', 'Blue', 'The Somerset House Ghost', 'The ghost of Horatio Nelson is said to stride across the courtyard of this former royal palace in the springtime. Somerset House. 145 reviews. Strand, London WC2R 1LA, United Kingdom. +44 20 7845 4600. somersethouse.org.uk', null, null], 84 ['82', 'Blue', 'Tyburn Gallows', 'One of the most famous gallows in all history, executions took place here from 1196 to 1783. In January of 1661 Oliver Cromwell, who had been dead for more than two years, was disinterred from his tomb at Westminster Abbey. His corpse was found guilty of treason and taken to Tyburn to be hanged and beheaded.', null, null], 85 ['83', 'Blue', 'The Eastcastle Street Robbery', 'Billy Hill stole £287,000 during the Eastcastle Street Postal Van Robbery, 21 May 1952. Billy Hill stole £287,000 during the Eastcastle Street Postal Van Robbery, 21 May 1952.', null, null], 86 ['84', 'Blue', 'Newgate Prison', 'This marks the location of the notorious
86Newgate prison, in use for more than 700 years. Newgate was the site of numerous executions after the gallows were moved from Tyburn in 1783. The building was demolished in 1902. This area is reputed to be haunted, most famously by the Black Dog of Newgate.', 'http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/59/West_View_of_Newgate_by_George_Shepherd_(1784-1862).jpg/200px-West_View_of_Newgate_by_George_Shepherd_(1784-1862).jpg', null], 87 ['85', 'Blue', 'Bleeding Heart Yard', 'Legend holds that on 27 January 1626 Lady Elizabeth Hatton was found torn limb from limb at this location, her heart still pumping blood. Camden Town, Greater London EC1N 8, UK', null, null], 88 ['86', 'Blue', 'Abney Park Cemetery', 'Graveyard where the victims of the Tottenham Outrage are buried. Stoke Newington High St, Hackney, London N16 0LH, UK', null, null], 89 ['87', 'Blue', 'The Cock Lane Ghost', 'In 1762, Elizabeth Parsons claimed to be haunted by the ghost of Fanny Price. who was said to be seeking revenge for her murder by arsenic. A committee dedicated to discovering the truth of Parsons' claims ultimately concluded that the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cock_Lane_ghost">haunting</a> was a fraud. City of London, London EC1A, UK', null, null], 90 ['88', 'Blue', 'The Antique Shop Murder', 'Edwin Bush murdered Elsie Batten in an antique shop at 23 Cecil Court in March of 1961. Witnesses constructed a facial composite of Bush with <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_composite">Identikit</a> technology, and the image was used to identify and capture him - the first use of such technology in the UK. London WC2N, UK. ', null, null], 91 ['89', 'Blue', 'Home of Dr. Crippen', 'It was at this address that Dr. Hawley Crippen and his lover Ethel Neave murdered his wife Cora and buried her body in the basement, in January of 1910. Crippen and Neave fled the country on a steamship bound for Canada but were identified by the ship'
91s captain, who telegraphed his suspicions to Scotland yard. Dr. Crippen was the first suspect in the UK to be caught with the aid of a wireless transmitter when he and his lover tried to flee the country. Islington, Greater London N7 0, UK', null, null], 92 ['90', 'Blue', 'Fulbourne St', 'The Bolshevik Party used to meet at the Polish Socialist Club on Fulbourne Street. Lenin attended meetings in 1907.', null, null], 93 ['91', 'Blue', 'Ray Street Burying Ground', 'The final resting place of Johann Steinberg, who, in 1834, murdered his mistress and their four children before committing suicide. He was buried in a pauperâs grave on Ray Street with a stake driven through his heart. The Ray Street burial ground was lost when the Metropolitan Railway was constructed. Steinberg's victims were buried at the nearby St. James Clerkenwell, where their <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/trailerfullofpix/4058293590/">memorial tablet </a>may still be found.', null, null], 94 ['92', 'Blue', 'The Murder of Christopher Marlowe', 'The Elizabethan playwrightChristopher Marlowe was stabbed through the right eye during a fight Deptford, in 1593. He died instantly and is buried not far away.', null, null], 95 ['93', 'Blue', 'Clink Prison Museum', 'The Clink Prison Museum. 16 reviews. 1 Clink Street, London SE1 9DG, United Kingdom. +44 20 7403 0900. <a href="http://maps.google.com/local_url?dq=&q=http://www.clink.co.uk/&oi=miw&sa=X&ct=miw_link&cd=1&cad=homepage,cid:14877207730421714823&ei=wsdEVJTSJ4Ku8wOu9YHIDg&s=ANYYN7nADf65vlUs1PDg8ebAWxXBYxtY4Q">clink.co.uk</a>', null, null], 96 ['94', 'Blue', 'First Ratcliffe Highway Murders', 'On 7 December 1811, four people including an infant were beaten to death with a maul. 29 Ratcliffe Highway, (now simply the Highway)', null, null], 97 ['95', 'Blue', 'Second Ratcliffe Highway Murders','On 19 December 1811 three more people were murdered with a maul in a pub and boarding house called The King's Arms, on Gravel Lane (now Garnet Street) off the Ratcliffe Highway.', null, null], 98 ['96', 'Blue', 'The Ratcliffe Highway Murderer?', 'John Williams, the man suspected in the 1811 Ratcliffe Highway murders, committed suicide before he could be tried. He was buried with a stake through his heart at the junction of Cable Street and Cannon Street.', null, null], 99 ['97', 'Blue', 'The Head of Oliver Cromwell', 'After the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660, Charles II had Oliver Cromwell exhumed from his final resting place in Westminster Abbey. Cromwell's body was then hanged for a day at Tyburn before being beheaded. The body was thrown into the lime pit near the gallows, while the head was stuck on a pike atop Westminster Palace, where it remained for more than a century.', 'http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-GAY8a0MVLmU/TlDwhGgQLmI/AAAAAAAAAEk/RjSBBKND87c/s320/image4.jpeg', null], 100 ['98', 'Blue', 'The Murder of William Terriss', 'Victorian actor William Terris was stabbed to death by a rival actor at the stage door of the Adelphi Theatre on 16 December 1897. His ghost is said to haunt the theatre still.', null, null], 101 ['99', 'Blue', 'The Brothels of Damaris Page', 'Damaris Page, 1620 â 1669, was one of the most famous madams of the seventeenth century. She owned two brothels along the Ratcliffe Highway.', null, null], 102 ['100', 'Blue', 'The London Burkers', 'A gang of body-snatchers now known as the London Burkers stole between 500 & 1000 corpses to sell. Inspired by Burke & Hare they turned to murder and killed three people at 3 Nova Scotia Garens - now Columbia Road - in 1831.', null, null], 103 ['101', 'Blue', 'The Murder of Hannah Brown', 'In December of 1836, <a href="http://www.exclassics.com/newgate/ng622.htm">James Greenacre</a> murdered and dismembered his fiancée at his home on Edgeware Road and distributed her corpse around London. This was one of Scotland Yard's earliest murder investigations.', null, null], 104 ['102', 'Blue', 'The Italian Boy Murder', 'The London Burkers, murderers who operated out of Columbia Road, were caught when they tried to sell the suspiciously fresh body of a young boy to a local surgeon. They picked the boy up from where he was asleep in a pigsty in Smithfield market on 3 November 1831. Smithfield Market. 19 reviews. London Central Markets. London EC1A 9PS, United Kingdom. +44 20 7248 3151<a href="http://maps.google.com/local_url?dq=&q=http://www.smithfieldmarket.com/&oi=miw&sa=X&ct=miw_link&cd=1&cad=homepage,cid:4964940844680588573&ei=wsdEVJTSJ4Ku8wOu9YHIDg&s=ANYYN7lLMIcOb3w3s3vIsws_6HYlZH8EQw">smithfieldmarket.com</a>', null, null], 105 ['103', 'Blue', 'The Brides in the Bath', 'Serial killer and bigamist George Joseph Smith drowned three women in bathtubs between 1912 and 1914. His last victim died at 14 Bismarck (now Waterlow) Road, in Highgate.', null, null], 106 ['104', 'Blue', 'The Cato Street Conspiracy', 'The Cato Street Conspiracy:<span> </span>an attempt to murder Lord Liverpool and every member of his Cabinet in 1820. The plot was discovered and the conspirators arrested at 1a Cato Street, in Marylebone. Westminster, London W1H 5HG, UK', null, null], 107 ['105', 'Blue', 'The Camden Town Murder', 'Young prostitute Phyllis Dimmock was found with her throat cut at 29 St Pauls Road, now Agar Grove, in 1907. Some <a href="http://www.casebook.org/dissertations/camdentownmurder.html">believe</a> her death is related to the Jack the Ripper murders of 1888.', 'http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_dPOlrzSLEGE/RyyCTCsFlwI/AAAAAAAAAcg/OrvnXzzyIpU/s200/walter+sickert+1.JPG', null], 108 ['106', 'Blue', 'The John Christie Murders', 'John Christie murdered between eight women and buried them in and around 10 Rillington Place (now Ruston Mews), Notting Hill, between 1943 and 1953. Kensington, Greater London W11 1, UK', null, null], 109 ['107', 'Blue', 'The Stanley Setty Murder', '<a href="http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6872069">Stanley Setty</a>, a wealthy East End forger and used-car dealer, was murdered by his sometime-accomplice Brian Donald Hume, in Hume's home on Finchley Road in 1949. Hume dismembered the body and disposed of it by throwing it out the window of a small plane during a flight. This case marks the first recorded use of a plane by a murder to attempt to hide evidence of a crime.', null, null], 110 ['108', 'Blue', 'The George Chapman Murders', 'George Chapman poisoned three of his mistresses at 126 Cable Street between 1897 and 1902. He was caught and executed in 1903.', 'http://www.casebook.org/images/csd01.jpg', null], 111 ['109', 'Blue', 'The Mary Pearcey Murder', 'Mary Pearcey murdered her loverâs wife and child at this location in 1890. The body of the wife was found on a rubbish-heap in Hampstead and the infant in Finchley.The <a href="http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=def1-43-18901124&div=t18901124-43">case</a> attracted a great deal of attention and Madame Tussaud's wax museum bought those of Pearcey's personal possessions that were associated with the murder, as well as erecting a wax figure of her in the famous <a href="http://www.camdennewjournal.com/reviews/books/2010/dec/books-review-invention-murder-how-victorians-revelled-death-and-detection-and">Chamber of Horrors</a>. 2 Priory (now Ivor) Street, Camden Town, Greater London NW1 9, UK', null, null], 112 ['110', 'Blue', 'Home of the Lambeth Poisoner', 'Dr. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Neill_Cream">Thomas Neill Cream</a>, known as the âLambeth Poisoner,â lived at 103 Lambeth Palace Road. He murdered at least five people with strychnine before he was executed in 1892.', 'http://www.murderuk.com/images/dr_thomas_neil_cream.jpg', null], 113 ['111', 'Blue', 'The Acid-Bath Murderer', 'John George Haigh, the âacid-bath murderer,â killed six or more people and disposed of the bodies by dissolving them in acid at 79 Gloucester Road between 1943 and 1949. John George Haigh, the âacid-bath murderer,â killed six or more people and disposed of the bodies by dissolving them in acid at 79 Gloucester Road between 1943 and 1949.', null, null], 114 ['112', 'Blue', 'The Murder of Sir Edmund Godfrey', 'On 17 October 1678 Sir Edmund Godfrey was found dead in a ditch at this location, strangled and impaled on his own sword. Godfrey's murder was never solved, and theories abound. One author has argued that Godfrey was probably murdered by Philip Herbert, the 7th Earl of Pembroke, whom Godfrey had recently prosecuted for murder. It is also possible that Godfrey was murdered for his involvement in <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titus_Oates">Titus Oates</a>' Popish Plot - or, (unlikely), that he committed suicide.', null, null], 115 ['113', 'Green', 'Kray Twins' Graves', 'Ron & Reg Kray and their mother Violet are buried at Chingford Mount Cemetery. Ron & Reg Kray and their mother Violet are buried at Chingford Mount Cemetery,', 'http://ur.bestpicturesof.com/i/656733', null],
116 ['114', 'Green', 'Boyhood home of the Kray Twins', '178 Vallance Road, Poplar, Greater London E2 6, UK. 178 Vallance Road, Poplar, Greater London E2 6, UK', null, null], 117 ['115', 'Green', 'The Blind Beggar', 'The site of the most famous Kray murder - where Ron Kray shot George Cornell to death outside this pub on 9 March 1966.The site of the most famous Kray murder - where Ron Kray shot George Cornell to death outside this pub on 9 March 1966.', 'http://img01.beerintheevening.com/9f/9f58e69cc3989ed4313c37774beb33d1.jpg', null], 118 ['116', 'Green', 'The Lion', 'Now a private residence, <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/dgeezer/2337244024/">this building</a> housed the Lion pub and was the unofficial headquarters of the Kray's gang. Ronnie Kray was drinking here when he was summoned to the Blind Beggar to shoot George Cornell on 9 March 1966. http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/london/pics/e1_lion_small.JPG 8 Tapp Street, Tower Hamlets, London E1 5RE, UK', null, null], 119 ['117', 'Green', 'The Artichoke', 'A member of the Watney Streeters gang cornered and beat Bobby Ramsey at <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/loopzilla/sets/72157594492333536/">this pub</a> in 1956. 91 Stepney Way, Poplar, Greater London E1 3, UK', null, null], 120 ['118', 'Green', 'The Astor Club', 'George Cornell allegedly called Ronnie Kray a "fat poofter" during a showdown between the Krays and the Richardsons in Berkeley Square's famous Astor Club during the 1965 Christmas season. It was this comment that apparently inspired Ronnie to shoot Cornell out side the Blind Beggar pub in Whitechapel.', null, null], 121 ['119', 'Green', 'Arthur Harding's boyhood home', '<a href="http://hwj.oxfordjournals.org/content/64/1/347.abstract">Arthur Harding,</a> known as the King of the Brick-Lane Van-Draggers and leader of the 1926 strike-breakers, was born here in the <a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1033919/It-worst-slum-Victorian-Britain-Yet-crime-ridden-streets-SAFER-todays.html">notorious slum </a>known as the Old Nichol in 1886. The Old Nichol was demolished at the end of the 19th century.', null, null], 122 ['120', 'Green', 'Esmerelda's Barn', 'Esmereldaâs Barn was a gambling nightclub on Wilton Place, given to Ronnie Kray in 1961 or 1962. Esmereldaâs Barn was a gambling nightclub on Wilton Place, given to Ronnie Kray in 1961 or 1962.', null, null], 123 ['121', 'Green', 'The Murder of Dickie Hart', 'Kray associate Dickie Hart was murdered during an affray at the Richardsonsâ club called Mr. Smith's, in Rushey Green, Catford, on 8 March 1966.', null, null], 124 ['122', 'Green', 'The Murder of Jack McVittie', 'Reggie Kray shoots and stabs Jack âthe Hatâ McVittie to death, October 1967.97 Evering Road, Hackney, London N16 7SL, UK', null, null], 125 ['123', 'Green', 'Cane Hill Hospital', 'Frankie Fraser was certified insane at the Cane Hill Hospital.Cane Hill, Coulsdon, Greater London CR5 3YL, UK', null, null], 126 ['124', 'Green', 'The Old Bailey', 'Charlie Richardson was imprisoned for 18 years following his infamous âTorture Trialâ here in 1967. The Kray twins were sentenced to life imprisonment here for the murders of George Cornell and Jack McVittie in 1968.', null, null], 127 ['125', 'Green', 'Turnmills Club', 'The attempted murder of Mad Frankie Fraser occurred outside this club in 1991. Turnmill Street, Clerkenwell. The attempted murder of Mad Frankie Fraser occurred outside this club in 1991. Turnmill Street, Clerkenwell', null, null], 128 ['126', 'Green', 'The Knightsbridge Security Deposit Robbery', 'Valerio Viecci stole approximately £60 million during the Knightsbridge Security Deposit robbery, 12 July 1987.', null, null], 129 ['127', 'Green', 'Brixton Prison', 'Prison from which Richardson gang hitman Jimmy Moody escaped on 16 December 1980.', null, null], 130 ['128', 'Green', 'Harrods', 'Shirley Pitts, the so-called "Queen of Thieves," ran a highly organized shoplifting ring for fifty years. She and her gang targeted a number of high-end retailers, including Harrodâs, before her death in 1992.', null, null], 131 ['129', 'Green', 'The Royal Hotel', 'Richardson gang hitman Jimmy Moody was shot to death at the Royal Hotel, (now the Royal Inn on the Park), while drinking a pint in a pub on 1 June 1993.Richardson gang hitman Jimmy Moody was shot to death at the Royal Hotel, (now the Royal Inn on the Park), while drinking a pint in a pub on 1 June 1993.', null, null], 132 ['130', 'Green', 'Childhood home of Jack 'Spot' Comer', 'Jack âSpotâ Comer, 1912 â 1996, grew up here. Fieldgate Mansions, Myrdle St, Tower Hamlets, London E1 1, UK', null, null], 133 ['131', 'Green', 'Old Kent Rd', 'Charlie Richardson escaped from prison and went drinking with friends on the Old Kent Road in 1980.', null, null], 134 ['132', 'Green', 'The Battle of Frith Street', 'One of the major events in Soho's gangland history, Jack 'Spot' Comer and Albert Dimes engaged in a fight from which both walked away badly wounded. The fight only ended after the woman who ran a nearby fruit-sh
134op attacked the men with a set of weighing scales.', null, null], 135 ['133', 'Green', 'The Murder of Eric Mason', 'Mad Frankie Fraser killed Eric Mason with an axe at the Atlantic Machines fruit machine company, a front he set up with the Richardson boys to launder money, in 1944.', null, null], 136 ['134', 'Green', 'The Elephant Boys', 'Charles âWagâ MacDonald, leader of the Elephant Boys, was born in Lambeth in 1878. He and his brother Wal battled the Sabinis for control of the racecourses between the wars.', null, null], 137 ['135', 'Green', 'Death of Wag MacDonald', 'Wag MacDonald, leader of the Elephant Boys, died of a stroke on the steps of the Borough High Street deep shelter in 1943', null, null], 138 ['136', 'Green', 'The Battle of Waterloo', 'Eight people were killed during a fight between the Sabini gang and the Elephant Boys outside the Duke of Wellington Pub on the Waterloo Road in 1927.Greater London SE1 8, UK', null, null], 139 ['137', 'Green', 'The Watney Streeters ', 'The Watney Streeters, descendents of the Watney Street gang, were led by Jimmy Fuller. Their members were primarily dockworkers.', null, null], 140 ['138', 'Green', 'West-End Sex Trafficking', 'The five Messina brothers ran a profitable sex-trafficking ring in the West End between 1934 and 1950. At one point they had 30 cathouses along Queen, Bond & Stafford Streets.', null, null], 141 ['139', 'Green', 'The Colony Club', 'The Colony Club was a sports and gambling club on Berkeley Square, operated by US mobsters Meyer Lansky and Angelo Bruno, and fronted by George Raft in the 1960s.', null, null], 142 ['140', 'Green', 'Al White's headquarters', 'Al White, who wrested control of the racecourses from Darby Sabini in about 1939, was based in Islington.', null, null], 143 ['141', 'Green', 'Saffron Hill', 'The five Sabini brothers, the prominent racecourse gangsters of the interwar years, were born in the Little Italy slum of Saffron Hill in 1888.Camden Town, Greater London, UK', null, null], 144 ['142', 'Green', 'Soho', 'The Hoxton Mob was headquartered in Soho during the interwar years.', null, null], 145 ['143', 'Green', 'Great Cock Alley', 'This marks the approximate location of the home of Jonathan Wild, known as âThe Fence,â who employed 7,000 thieves and dominated the London underworld from 1714 to 1725. This area was heavily damaged during the WWII bombings and Great Cock Alley as well as many of its neighbors were swept away when the Barbican Estate was built in the 1950s and 60s.', null, null], 146 ['144', 'Green', 'Murder of George Francis', 'George Francis, an associate of both the Krays and the men who carried out the Great Train Robbery, was shot to death in front of his courier business in the Bermondsey Triangle on 14 May 2003.Camberwell, Greater London SE1, UK', null, null], 147 ['145', 'Green', 'Seventeenth Century Gangland', 'A number of gangs terrorized the Fleet Street area in the years following the restoration of Charles II in 1660, including the Hawkubites, the Mohocks, the Muns, the Titré Tüs, the Hectors, the Scourers, and the Nickers.', null, null], 148 ['146', 'Green', 'Saint Paul's Cathedral', 'The Damned Crew, a gang of young bloods, caused mischief in the St. Paulâs area in the sixteenth century. In 1598 Stephen Gosson preached against them from an open-air pulpit in the churchyard.', null, null], 149 ['147', 'Green', 'Offices of The People', 'Duncan Webb, the crime reporter who broke the Messina gangâs control over the West End, worked for the newspaper The People, headquartered on Fleet Street.', null, null] 150];
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