Victorian London

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Victorian London was the rapidly industrializing, socially stratified capital of the British Empire during Queen Victoria’s reign, characterized by stark contrasts between wealth and poverty, foggy streets, and burgeoning urban life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical city period
urban area
capitalOf British Empire
United Kingdom
characterizedBy air pollution
charitable institutions
child labor
gas lighting
horse-drawn traffic
industrial factories
overcrowding
philanthropy
poverty
public executions (early Victorian period)
railway expansion
rapid industrialization
slum clearance projects (late Victorian period)
slums
smog
social stratification
urbanization
wealth inequality
workhouses
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
economicRole financial center of the British Empire
global trading hub
endTime 1901
governedBy London County Council
surface form: London County Council (from 1889)

Metropolitan Board of Works
hasDistrict Bloomsbury
Chelsea
City of London
East End of London
surface form: East End

Kensington
Lambeth
Southwark
West End
Whitechapel
hasInfrastructure London Underground
sewer system designed by Joseph Bazalgette
hasLandmark Buckingham Palace
Palace of Westminster
surface form: Houses of Parliament

St Paul's Cathedral
surface form: St Paul’s Cathedral

Tower of London
Trafalgar Square
Westminster Abbey, London
surface form: Westminster Abbey
inLiterature Sherlock Holmes stories
surface form: Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle

novels of George Gissing
novels of William Thackeray
works of Charles Dickens
knownFor The Crystal Palace
surface form: Crystal Palace (Great Exhibition of 1851)

Jack the Ripper
surface form: Jack the Ripper murders

Thames River pollution
West End theatres
construction of Tower Bridge
construction of the Houses of Parliament
expansion of the London Underground
foggy streets
literary culture
music halls
omnibuses
penny dreadfuls
street markets
the Great Stink of 1858
language English
locatedInTimePeriod Victorian era
majorReligion Christianity
monarch Queen Victoria
partOf London, England
surface form: London
policedBy Metropolitan Police Service
reignOf Queen Victoria
socialIssue cholera outbreaks
crime
housing shortage
infectious diseases
prostitution
startTime 1837

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A Christmas Carol setIn Victorian London
subject surface form: A Christmas Carol (2009 film)
Cyber-Shades settingOfUse Victorian London
Cyber-King settingOfAppearance Victorian London
Jekyll & Hyde setting Victorian London
Museum of London collectionPeriod Victorian London
Mr. Edward Hyde workSetting Victorian London
Jenny Diver setInTimePeriod Victorian London
this entity surface form: Victorian-era London (in most productions)
Dr. Watson basedIn Victorian London
Mickey's Christmas Carol hasSetting Victorian London
Ebenezer Scrooge workSetting Victorian London
Sherlock Holmes Museum theme Victorian London
Jim Moriarty setting Victorian London
Mrs. Hudson setting Victorian London
Paul Montague hasSocialContext Victorian London
this entity surface form: London society
Found setting Victorian London
Vanessa Ives setting Victorian London
Ethan Chandler setting Victorian London
Brona Croft setting Victorian London
Lily Frankenstein setting Victorian London
The Limehouse Golem hasTheme Victorian London
this entity surface form: Victorian London underworld
Dunwall inspiredBy Victorian London
Rebuilding of the Travellers Club, Pall Mall (alterations and additions) associatedWith Victorian London
this entity surface form: Victorian-era London
Miss Hartigan setting Victorian London
Shanghai Knights setting Victorian London
Deep Breath settingLocation Victorian London
Edward Hyde setting Victorian London
Emma Carew appearsInSetting Victorian London
Lucy Harris setting Victorian London
Gabriel John Utterson setting Victorian London
Someone Like You setting Victorian London
subject surface form: Someone Like You (Jekyll & Hyde song)
this entity surface form: Victorian London (within the musical)
Paula Alquist settingOfWorkAppearsIn Victorian London