Jack the Ripper 1888 Newspaper Poster – Historical Crime Wall Chart
Step back into Victorian London with this striking Jack the Ripper 1888 Newspaper Poster, a faithful reproduction of an original Illustrated Police News report. Capturing the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty in London’s East End, this historical wall chart offers a powerful glimpse into one of the most infamous crime stories in history.
Dated 17th November 1888, the poster reflects the language and style of the time, reporting another “murder most foul” and the ongoing panic surrounding the unidentified killer known as Jack the Ripper. This makes it an engaging and thought-provoking resource for history study and classroom discussion.
This poster includes:
- Faithful reproduction of a historic 1888 newspaper page
- Coverage of Jack the Ripper and Victorian London events
- Original period-style text and imagery
- Insight into social history and crime in the 19th century
- Ideal for KS3–KS4 history topics and display
Perfect for classroom walls, history departments, and collectors of historical prints, this poster helps bring Victorian Britain and its darker history to life.
Available materials:
- Paper Laminated – Printed on high-quality poster paper and finished with a durable gloss laminate
- Vinyl – Printed on heavy-duty, hard-wearing vinyl with metal eyelets for easy hanging
Size:
- A1 (approx.)
A fascinating educational resource for studying crime, society, and journalism in Victorian London.
