Pickle Herring Street: 1872 Type:art print which included many West Indians

which included many West Indians

despite an eight-year break due to the First World War

The boards had to be removed each night and replaced again in the morning

an accident on the Big Dipper resulted in the deaths of five children and the attraction was permanently closed

Pickle Herring Street: 1872 Type:art print which included many West IndiansBook illustration showing Pickle Herring Street from 'London: a Pilgrimage' by Blanchard Jerrold and Gustave Dor, 1872. Jerrold writes of his visit to Pickle Herring Street with Dor: 'At the cost of sundry blows and much buffeting from the hastening crowds we make notes of Pickle Herring Street: now pushed to the road, and now driven against the wall. The hard visaged men, breathlessly competing for dear life, glance, mostly with an eye of wondering