Jack the Ripper: The Virtual Tour

STOP 7. 9th November 1888. THE DEATH OF MARY KELLY: It was off Dorset Street in a small court yard called Millers Court that the body of Mary Jane Kelly was discovered. For more, click here.

STOP 6. 30th September 1888. THE CLUE AT GOULSTON STREET: Turn left and stop outside the door way of the Happy Days Fish Restaurant. It was here at the entrance to 108 – 119 Wentworth Model Dwellings that the clue was found. For more, click here.

STOP 5. 30th September 1888. THE DEATH OF CATHERINE EDDOWES: Turn around and back track down Commercial Road until you reach Whitechapel High Street once again. Cross over the road by the lights and turn right onto Dukes Place. Keep walking until you enter a dark cobble stoned square. This is Mitre Square. Cross over the cobbles towards the flower bed on the opposite side. It was here that the body of Catherine Eddowes was discovered. For more, click here.

STOP 4. 30th September 1888. THE NIGHT OF THE DEATH OF ELIZABETH STRIDE: Continue down to the End of Hanbury Street and turn left onto Commercial Road. This will be a longer walk around 20 min. but along the way you will see the famous Ten Bells Pub on your left. Cross over and continue to Henriques Street. It was here that the body of Elizabeth Stride was discovered. For more, click here.

STOP 3. 8th September 1888. THE DEATH OF ANNIE CHAPMAN: Cut down along Hanbury Street until you reach the famous Brick Lane (a good 5 min walk). Cross over Brick Lane into the next section of Hanbury Street. It was in the back yard of Number 29 that the body of Annie Chapman was discovered. For more, click here.

STOP 2. 31st August 1888. THE DEATH OF MARY ANN NICHOLS: Buck's Row It was here at 3.40am on the 31st August 1888, the body of Mary Ann Nichols was found. For more, click here.

STOP 1. 7th August 1888. THE DEATH OF MARTHA TABRAM: Enter Gunthorpe Street and proceed along its original cobble stoned path towards the end of the lane you will see Toynbee Hall on your Left. It was on the first floor landing around 4:45am on 7th August 1888 that a resident, the body of Martha Tabram was discovered lying in a pool of blood. For more, click here.

Can't make it across the pond to see Whitechapel in person? Take a virtual stroll with us down the East End streets where Jack the Ripper did his worst on these poor souls. Prepare to be spooked!

Jack the Ripper: The Virtual Tour

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