From the BEVIS MARKS SYNAGOGUE to OLD SPITALFIELDS MARKET and on to London’s “First Theatreland”
The “Can of Ham”
Cutler St.
Former East India Company Cutler St. Warehouses, now DEVONSHIRE SQ.
King Edgar Statue
https://www.londonremembers.com/memorials/king-edgar
Devonshire Sq., the real square
GEORGIAN HOUSES
COOPERS’ HALL
Site of FISHER’S FOLLY, later on DEVONSHIRE HOUSE and GARDENS (did the “real” W.S. wrote its works here?)
New Street
Cock Hill
Catherine Wheel Alley
Middlesex St.
Welcome to Spitalfields, and to the East End!
harps://exploringeastlondon.co.uk/eel/Spitalfields/Spitalfields.htm
Site of the JEWISH BOARD OF GUARDIANS (The Board of Guardians and Trustees for the Relief of the Jewish Poor)
Widegate
SANDYS ROW SYNAGOGUE
Artillery Passage
https://www.londonremembers.com/subjects/artillery-gardens-in-spitalfields?memorial_id=8991
Former LEVY BAKERS
Arrow Mark
18th c. SHOP-FRONTS
Former PROVIDENCE ROW SHELTER
Dorset St.: Jack the Ripper murder
Nearby
Tenter Ground (street)
Former TRACEY EMIN’s artist studio
Brune St.
Spitalfields in East London gets its name and origins from the Hospital and Priory of St Mary, founded in 1197 by Walter Brune, a wealthy London citizen and former sheriff, and his wife, Roesia Brune
Former JEWISH SOUP KITCHEN
OLD SPITALFIELDS MARKET
Remains of the CHARNEL HOUSE
https://flickeringlamps.com/2020/01/26/a-medieval-charnel-house-below-the-streets-of-spitalfields/
Spital Yard
SUSANNA ANNESLEY, mother of JOHN WESLEY, birthplace
Spital Square
Former CENTRAL FOUNDATION GIRLS SCHOOL
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