Hookey Alf 1876-1878 Type:art print The teaching premises included a

The teaching premises included a lecture room and salons

An image of how a print would look if printed from the St Paul's section of The Copperplate Map which dates from the 1550’s and is the first known map of London

The cafés around Charing Cross catered for theatre and cinema visitors

The districts covered are Peckham and Nunhead

Hookey Alf 1876-1878 Type:art print The teaching premises included aA group including a child inside the Hookey Alf public house in Whitechapel. The image is taken from a series of 37 photographs published in the book, 'Street Life in London' (1877), with text written by John Thomson and the journalist Adolphe Smith. After taking photographs in the Far East, Thomson opened a portrait studio in London in 1875. Two years later he collaborated with the journalist, Adolphe Smith, to produce 'Street Life in London'. The