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Monday, 8 September 2008

Munbying (4)

MUNBYING (4)

a. Munby on 'Ethiopian Serenaders'
b. Munby sees two giantesses, and the Siamese Twins
c. Munby talks to 'trotter-scrapers'
d. Munby sees vagrants in St. James's park
e. Munby sees a female practioner of pedestrianism
f. Munby in the snow
g. Munby on the remains of Doctors' Commons
h. Munby visits the old Borough coaching inns
Posted by Lee Jackson at 14:46 3 comments
Labels: Arthur Munby, Doctors' Commons, ethiopian serenaders, freak shows, John Snow, nigger minstrels, Old Tabard Inn, pedestrianism, St. James's park, trotter-scrapers, Victorian London
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