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Slum Shopping in Victorian London (Rags for the Poor in Rosemary Lane)

Would you go shopping in a dangerous East End market, notorious for dirt and peddlers of stolen goods? Rosemary Lane is where the poor both sold old rags and clothed themselves. It's character was influenced by shanty Georgian wooden housing thrown-up hastily around courtyards by carpenters on the cheap. As Petticoat Lane rose in popularity in the Victorian era, so Rosemary Lane fell – the neighbourhood descending into slum conditions. Take a trip back in time with Henry Mayhew to see first-hand what it was like to live and shop here within the myriad of dark and dangerous alleyways. 📣 JOIN to support the channel as a Member:    / @factfeast   👍 Support the channel (donations): https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/FactF... Do you like history? SUBSCRIBE and click the bell icon to keep up-to-date. Please support the channel by sharing this video on social media 📲 ✅ It really helps the channel grow so we can bring you more content to watch 📺 Thank you Check out Victorian documentaries (Playlist):    • Victorians   Credits: Narration - markmanningmedia.com CC BY - Fleet sewer looking north by Matt Brown CC BY-SA – Blue plaque erected in 1953 by London County Council at 55 Albany Street, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4BY by Spudgun67 #VictorianLondon #VictorianDocumentary #VictorianLondonDocumentary #VictorianEraDocumentary #LondonSlums #VictorianSlums #Victorian #19thCentury #VictorianEra #VictorianPoor #FactFeast