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Victorian London grew very fast as it became home to the richest and poorest people. Imagine the lives of Hookey Alf and his Whitechapel friends. What would they think of the lady on the omnibus?
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 |  |  Image gallery |  |  |  | |  Poster for 'The Suffragette' newspaper, 1912 Edited by Christabel Pankhurst for the Women's Social and Political Union Save large image |  Making brushes at home A poor Victorian family work together making brushes Save large image | |  |
 |  'From Pentonville Road looking west: Evening', 1884, John O'Connor Save large image |  'View of Highbury Place and Highbury Fields', C.H. Matthews, c.1840 Save large image | |  Historic photograph of a street scene John Galt, c.1890s Taken in Bethnal Green Save large image |  |
 |  Interior of Bugg's grocer's shop, Bayswater Reconstructed in the World City galleries' Victorian Walk Save large image |  Sugar bowl, c.1825 Sold to raise money for the campaign against slavery Save large image | |  'Shaftesbury' or 'Lost and Found' William MacDuff, 1862 A uniformed shoe-black shows his young friend a portrait of Lord Shaftesbury, founder of the London Shoe-Black Brigade Save large image |  |
 |  The Great Exhibition, 1851 Showing the interior of the Crystal Palace and the Foreign Department Save large image | | |  Photograph of Olive Wharry, suffragette, after 32 day hunger strike in Holloway prison, 1913 Save large image |  |
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