Who lived in the hellish poverty of overcrowded hovels called slums of Victorian London? These warrens of dark courts with even darker activities were known as rookeries, because they were so overcrowded. In this video we take a closer look at the inhabitants of these abodes of the poor and unfortunate with a man of the church, as he journeys through the East End and across the River Thames. In this genuine account you will find out about the hard lives and terrible living conditions of some of the people he meets.
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CC BY - Gloucester smallpox, 1896 six convalescent children. Photograph by H.C.F., 1896 by Wellcome Collection; Illustration depicting cramped and squalid housing conditions by Wellcome Collection; The Rooks over Carlow by SerpentStare
CC BY-SA - Shop Sign, Chapel market, Islington by Jim Osley - geograph.org.uk
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