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Thames Police Court, London

An interior view of the Thames Police Court located on Arbour (now Aylward) Street in Stepney. Date: circa 1902

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Media ID 14147432

© Mary Evans/Peter Higginbotham Collection

Arbour Located Stepney 1902


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1. Title: A Glimpse into the Past: Thames Police Court, Stepney, London, circa 1902 This evocative photograph offers a rare and intriguing glimpse into the past, as we step inside the Thames Police Court, located on Arbour (now Aylward) Street in the vibrant and diverse area of Stepney, East London, circa 1902. The Thames Police Court, established in 1847, was one of the Metropolitan Police's busiest and most important magistrates' courts. It was renowned for dealing with a wide range of criminal cases, from petty offenses to more serious matters, and was particularly known for its involvement in the regulation of the River Thames and its surrounding waterside communities. In this image, we can observe the interior of the courtroom, where the business of law and order was conducted. The high ceilings, ornate decorative features, and grandiose wood-paneled walls speak to the court's importance and the seriousness of the proceedings that took place within. The long, wooden benches, filled with a diverse array of individuals, suggest the court's role as a hub of the local community. The presence of the dock and the judge's bench, with its red-draped table and gavel, serve as reminders of the court's primary function: to administer justice. The court clerk, seated to the right of the judge, is poised to record the proceedings, while the defendant, standing before the judge, awaits his fate. This photograph provides a fascinating window into the past, offering a glimpse into the daily workings of a Thames-side magistrates' court in early 20th century London. It invites us to reflect on the complexities of the justice system and the diverse communities that it served.

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