IMAGES
Home Page:
17 – 18 Hatton Garden, 1962 (London Metropolitan Archives)
Hatton Garden, 1840, John Tallis, from Street Views of London: 1838-40
Hatton Garden diamond dealer’s office, 1971 (London Metropolitan Archives)
Engraving of Field Lane, 1840, (Survey of London, Vol II, Walter Thornbury,1878)
Street view of Hatton Garden,1920 (London Metropolitan Archives)
About page:
Photograph of Rachel Lichtenstein c. James Price 2011
App page:
Jeweller’s Workshop, 1971 (London Metropolitan Archives)
Penny Ices, John Thomson, Streets of London, 1876
Pastorelli & Rapkin, 1944 (London Metropolitan Archives)
Hatton Garden, 1944 (London Metropolitan Archives)
Book page:
Hatton Garden, 1939 (private collection)
Hatton Garden, 1895 (London Metropolitan Archives)
Holborn Viaduct, 1910 (Bishopsgate Institute, glass slide collection)
Detail from Agas Map c.1560 (London Metropolitan Archives)
SOUND SAMPLE
Executive Producers: Francesca Panetta & Lucy Greenwell
Producer: India Rakusen
Sound Design: Brendan Baker
Mixing: Andrew Smillie
Project Manager: Matt Hill
Readings by Frank Burnet and Ruth Posner
‘More’ by Nils Frahm used with kind permission of Erased Tapes
NARRATION:
Voices: (in order of appearance)
Francesca Panetta
Rachel Lichtenstein
Iain Sinclair
Alma Quinn
Maria Pellicci
Mr Weissbart
President of the Diamond Bourse
Adam Hasan
Antony Laurence
Nancy Laurence
Tracey Pye
EXCERPTS:
Streets of Old London, Vol II, 1876, Walter Thornbury
Stories of the Streets of London, H.Barton Baker, 1899 (Chapman and Hall Ltd)
Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens, 1838
Diamonds , Esther Kreitman, 2009 (David Paul Press)
FILM:
Directed by James Price of Field-Studies
THE TEAM PRODUCING DIAMOND STREET APP:
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Diamond Street App has been funded by Arts Council England (Grants for the Arts)
Executive Producer & content provider: Rachel Lichtenstein
Producer, technical advisor and graphic design: Simon Poulter working with Metal
For generous permission to use images from their archives:
Bishopsgate Institute Archives
Camden Local Studies and Archive Centre
Web design: Sophie Mellor
