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Find your own street on Charles Booth's Victorian poverty map
Charles Booth's London
Search LSE's free online edition of Booth's colour-coded 1880s-1900s poverty maps, then read the original police-walk notebooks describing what your road was like.
- Where
- At home
- Format
- Drop-in
- Cost
- Free
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