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The Royal Albert Hall in 1919, as it would have looked at the time of Billie Carleton's death |
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Long Acre, Covent GArden, where Billie Carleton lived up until 1918 |
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Lisle Street, the location of the chemist where Bille Carleton's associates accessed their supplies of cocaine |
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Crowds celebrating the Armistace at the end of the First World War, November 1918 |
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