A map of the locations plotted in the article, "The Crippled Street-seller of Nutmeg-graters", by Henry Mayhew, published in Volume 1 of London Labour and the London Poor.
This map is part of the COVE London Labour and the London Poor edition.
A map of the locations plotted in the article, "Of the Experience of a Street Author, or Poet", by Henry Mayhew, in Volume 1 of London Labour and the London Poor.
This map is part of the COVE London Labour and the London Poor edition.
The Portman Market was a market on Church Street, in the City of Westminster (London, England). It primarily sold hay and vegetables and operated in the 19th century.
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A map of the locations plotted in the article "Watercress Girl" by Henry Mayhew.
This map is part of the COVE London Labour and the London Poor edition.
A map of the locations plotted in the article, "A VISIT TO THE CHOLERA DISTRICTS OF BERMONDSEY" by Henry Mayhew. The article was published September 24, 1849, in the Morning Chronicle.
This map is part of the COVE London Labour and the London Poor edition.
