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Field Lane, London, 1847

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Field Lane, London, 1847

Engraving showing the street scene in Field Lane, London, 1847. At that time this street, old and narrow, was considered a den of thievery

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1847 Considered Lane Narrow January


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1. Title: "Field Lane, London, 1847: A Narrow and Infamous Den of Thievery" This evocative engraving, produced in 1847, offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back in time to the winding and shadowy streets of Field Lane in London during the Victorian era. The image portrays a scene of hustle and bustle, with people of all walks of life going about their daily business. Yet, beneath the surface, this old and narrow street was notorious for its reputation as a den of thievery. The lane, located in the heart of the city, was known to be a notorious hotspot for criminal activity. Its dark and cramped alleyways provided the perfect cover for ne'er-do-wells to lurk and plot their next heist. The narrowness of the lane, as depicted in this engraving, made it easy for thieves to blend in with the crowd and go unnoticed. Despite the best efforts of the authorities, Field Lane continued to be a thorn in their side, with crime rates remaining stubbornly high. The area was notorious for pickpockets, burglars, and other nefarious characters, who preyed upon the unsuspecting and the vulnerable. This engraving offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, providing a snapshot of life in London during a time when crime and criminality were rife. It serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by the city's inhabitants and the authorities in their efforts to maintain law and order. January 7, 2023 Historical Image of the Week: Field Lane, London, 1847 This week's historical image takes us back to the Victorian era, with a fascinating engraving of Field Lane in London, 1847. At that time, this old and narrow street was considered a den of thievery, as depicted in this intriguing image.

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