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Criminal London

by Kris Hollington
Nina Hollington
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From Holmes' Baker Street and Jack the Ripper's Whitechapel to the East End of the Krays and the white-collar crooks of the City, London has played silent witness to countless crimes both real and imagined. Moreover, in print and on screen the city has exported its criminal heritage to the world, becoming a global capital of wrongdoing rivalled only by New York and Los Angeles. Yet there has never been a guide to its darker points of interest – until now. Traversing centuries of villainy, Criminal London explores the more scandalous moments of the city's story. Featured herein are three original walks and over 100 sights to see, including: the scenes of infamous murders, watering holes frequented by notorious felons, the homes of great consulting detectives, and locations from London's rich history of law and order, such as the Clink, Tyburn Tree and Bow Street Police Station. Perfect for adventurous tourists and curious Londoners, this is a sightseeing guide for the intrepid.

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Publisher: Aurum Press

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  • ISBN: 9781781311318
  • Release date: June 24, 2013

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  • ISBN: 9781781311318
  • File size: 14720 KB
  • Release date: June 24, 2013

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Reference Travel True Crime Nonfiction

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English

From Holmes' Baker Street and Jack the Ripper's Whitechapel to the East End of the Krays and the white-collar crooks of the City, London has played silent witness to countless crimes both real and imagined. Moreover, in print and on screen the city has exported its criminal heritage to the world, becoming a global capital of wrongdoing rivalled only by New York and Los Angeles. Yet there has never been a guide to its darker points of interest – until now. Traversing centuries of villainy, Criminal London explores the more scandalous moments of the city's story. Featured herein are three original walks and over 100 sights to see, including: the scenes of infamous murders, watering holes frequented by notorious felons, the homes of great consulting detectives, and locations from London's rich history of law and order, such as the Clink, Tyburn Tree and Bow Street Police Station. Perfect for adventurous tourists and curious Londoners, this is a sightseeing guide for the intrepid.

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Reference Travel True Crime Nonfiction