Documentary, The Victorian Slum S01E04 The 1890s <br />Victorian Slum <br />The Victorian Slum refers to a historical reenactment series that recreates the living conditions of the Victorian East End of London, focusing on the 1860s to the early 1900s. The series, produced by Wall to Wall Media, involves participants living in a recreated Victorian slum, experiencing the challenges faced by the poor during that era. <br /> The show highlights the harsh realities of life in the slums, including overcrowding, lack of sanitation, and the struggle to survive through traditional trades. <br /> The series was first broadcast on BBC in 2016 and later aired on PBS in America in 2017. <br /> It also includes a narrative that explores how the Victorian East End changed attitudes toward poverty. <br /> The series has been released on DVD and is available for purchase. <br /> Additionally, the concept of the Victorian Slum is also discussed in relation to historical accounts of slum housing, which were often old, run-down buildings with poor living conditions
