The Whitechapel Society 1888 promotes the study of the Whitechapel murders and the social impact that this event had on the East End of London.
The Society also promotes the study of Victorian / Edwardian life and culture in the East End of London.
Whitechapel Society 1888
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'Jack the Ripper & The Bethnal Green Tube Disaster'
Presented by: Edward Stow and Tommy Walsh
Venue: The Aldgate Exchange Public House
Date & Time: Saturday June 1st 2013 - 7.30 pm
This presentation is open to non-members of the Whitechapel Society for an entry fee of £5.00 payable at the event (Details available on 078 2353 0451)
‘Montague John Druitt, the ‘Great’ Ripper Suspect’
THE WHITECHAPEL SOCIETY MEETING
APRIL 6th 2013
AT THE ALDGATE EXCHANGE PUB
133 Whitechapel High St, London E1 7PT
Doors open at 7.00pm
Members free entry – Non members £5.00 on the door
Saturday October 6th 2012
The Red Barn Murder
Presented by Sue Parry
We are delighted to welcome Whitechapel Society committee member Sue Parry who will be giving a talk on the Polstead murder of Maria Marten in 1827. Sue will tell us about the research that she has done and why this particular murder interests her so much. The story has all the vital ingredients of sex, death, disguise and psychic powers and the talk will be well illustrated with images both past and present.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Also at this meeting, The Whitechapel Society will be honouring Stewart P. Evans & Don Rumbelow with a Lifetime Achievement Award ‘In Recognition of their Outstanding Contribution to the Study of Ripperology.’ Stuart and Don are truly two of the most respected Jack the Ripper authors and this is a fantastic opportunity to meet them both.