Whitechapel (6393 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Whitechapel
32: ...st and Commercial Road on the south. Its heart is Whitechapel Road itself, named for a small chapel of ease ded...
34: ... tanneries, breweries, foundries (including the [[Whitechapel Bell Foundry]] which later cast Philadelphia's [[...
36: ... [[Lower East Side, Manhattan|Lower East Side]]. Whitechapel Rd. itself was not particularly squalid through m...
38: ...ir Ilyich Lenin]], who boarded and led rallies in Whitechapel during his exile from Russia.

Whitechapel Gallery (1628 bytes)
1: The '''Whitechapel Gallery''', founded [[1901]], was one of the firs...
3: ...ost important exhibition to have been held at the Whitechapel Gallery was [[This is Tomorrow]] in [[1956]]. Ini...
5: Throughout its history, the Whitechapel Gallery had a series of open exhibitions that wer...
7: ...der the Directorship of [[Nicholas Serota]]. The Whitechapel Gallery had a major refurbishment in [[1986]] and...

Whitechapel & Bow Railway (417 bytes)
1: ...the [[London Tilbury & Southend Railway]], the '''Whitechapel & Bow Railway''' opened in [[1902]].
3: ...e long line linked the Metropolitan District at [[Whitechapel]] with the London Tibury and Southend at [[Bow, L...

Whitechapel tube station (1353 bytes)
1: ...hapel''' is a [[London Underground]] station in [[Whitechapel]], east London. It is on the [[Hammersmith & City...
3: ...eft-hand side of East London Line trains entering Whitechapel station from the south.
5: ...s proposed that [[Crossrail]] line 1 will call at Whitechapel, forking into two eastbound branches after the st...

Whitechapel Bell Foundry (1538 bytes)
1: ...[[bell (instrument)|bell]] foundry based in the [[Whitechapel]] district of east [[London]]. It is [[Britain]]'...
5: ...and is the largest bell ever cast at the foundry. Whitechapel also supplied peals of 10 bells for [[Guildford C...
7: Churches which have used Whitechapel bell Foundry:
15: * http://www.whitechapelbellfoundry.co.uk/
17: [[no:Whitechapel klokkestøperi]]

St Mary's (Whitechapel Road) tube station (2295 bytes)
2: ...resent-day stations at [[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]] and [[Aldgate East tube station|Aldgate East]].
4: ...ted very close to both [[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]] and [[Aldgate East tube station|Aldgate East]] ...
6: ...entrance only a few hundred yards from St Mary's (Whitechapel Road), immediately rendering that station surplus...
8: ...ondon Underground staff via an anonymous door off Whitechapel Road. Below ground, it is still possible to make ...
14: ...:St marys station 1938.jpg|thumb|296px|St Mary's (Whitechapel Road) station in 1938, shortly after its closure]...

Stepney Green tube station (576 bytes)
3: The station was opened in [[1902]] by the [[Whitechapel & Bow Railway]].
5: ...epney Green is between [[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]] and [[Mile End tube station|Mile End]] stations...
8: ...District Line|previous=[[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]]|next=[[Mile End tube station|Mile End]]}}

Shoreditch tube station (1318 bytes)
3: ... next station along is [[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]]. The service to Shoreditch is currently limited...
14: ...previous=Terminus|next=[[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]]|line=East London Line}}

Aldgate East tube station (2520 bytes)
1: ...ation|Tower Hill]] and [[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]].
5: ...Mary's (Whitechapel Road) tube station|St Mary's (Whitechapel Road)]] (which also had a junction curve immediat...
12: ...smith & City Line|next=[[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]]|previous2=[[Tower Hill tube station|Tower Hill]...

Shadwell station (1228 bytes)
7: ...London Line]], between [[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]] to the north and [[Wapping tube station|Wapping...
17: {{LUL line|previous=[[Whitechapel tube station|Whitechapel]]|next=[[Wapping tube station|Wapping]]|line=East...

London E1 (767 bytes)
3: It covers [[Whitechapel]], the south western corner of [[Shoreditch]], mo...
9: * [[Whitechapel tube station]]

Henrietta Barnett (1600 bytes)
3: ...hat year the Barnetts moved to the impoverished [[Whitechapel]] parish of St Jude’s intent on improving social ...
5: ... fine art at the Whitechapel gallery. The current Whitechapel Art Gallery was built in [[1897]] at the behest o...

E1 (331 bytes)
3: * [[London E1|E1]], the postcode for [[Whitechapel]] and [[Stepney]] in [[London]].

Brendan Perry (241 bytes)
1: ...Brendan Perry''' (born [[June 30]], [[1959]] in [[Whitechapel]], [[London]]) is a [[singer]] and [[bassist]] wh...

Stephen Winsten (1426 bytes)
1: ... adopted by '''Samuel Weinstein''', one of the '[[Whitechapel]] Boys' group of young [[Jew]]ish men and future ...
17: ....asp?articleid=21 Jewish Quarterly article on the Whitechapel Boys]

Frederick Abberline (1794 bytes)
3: Abberline began his police career in [[Whitechapel]], and was in [[1873]], transferred to [[Stepney]...
5: ...[Mary Ann Nichols]], Abberline was transferred to Whitechapel due to his extensive experience in the area. Ther...

St Dunstan's, Stepney (1838 bytes)
3: ...ty of London]]. Then new churches were built at [[Whitechapel]] and [[St Mary-le-Bow]]. The existing building i...
5: ...in the [[belfry]], which were made at the local [[Whitechapel Bell Foundry]] - the oldest was recast in [[1385]...

Freedom Press (1884 bytes)
1: ... and the largest in Britain. It is based at 84b [[Whitechapel]] High Steet in the [[East End of London]]. Along...

Pedro de Arbués (589 bytes)
4: * Simon Whitechapel, ''Flesh Inferno: Atrocities of Torquemada and th...

Barts and The London NHS Trust (480 bytes)
5: * The [[Royal London Hospital]] in [[Whitechapel]]

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