Julia Wallace Murder Case

[Mark R]

And from inside the cell...

[Ged]

What a stroke of luck Mark, having your camera on you when getting locked up for drunk and disorderly.

Great pics.

[Mark R]

Hi Ged

Here's another of the Court Room From the Dock... (and before you say it, no I wasn't up before the judge...)

[Banjo]

Happy, snappy in the Bridewell, Mark.

[Mark R]

Hi Banjo

Thanks for that. Love your avatar!

[Mark R]

The downstairs corridor with the three cells (to the left). The barred door (at the bottom and to the right) leads to the steps and up to the holding cell.

[Mark R]

The Judge's Robing Room. The Judge at the Wallace Trial was Justice Wright.

[Mark R]

The Grand Jury Room.

[Mark R]

Picture of Police entering 29 Wolverton Street on 21st January, 1931. (Unfortunately, the quality of the pic is not that good).

[Ged]

That's a cracking one nevertheless Mark. Who took that then? Great that it's survived.

[Mark R]

Hi Ged,

I managed to get it out of an old copy of The Evening Express

[Ged]

The reporters must have been quick on the scene.

[Mark R]

Yes that's right. Not sure exactly when it was though they first heard about the murder. It wasn't covered in the next morning's Daily Post & Mercury. It did make the Evening Express and Liverpool Echo though.

[Mark R]

The Grand Jury Room.

The actual jury room is now the gents toilet!!

[DaisyChains]

Hows the book coming on Mark?