You Were Born in the Filth of London’s Sewers
What was it like to survive as a child tosher in Victorian London? In this POV history video, you live and work in London’s sewers, searching through filth for coins, scraps, and anything worth selling. Experience the danger, disease, darkness, and brutal reality of one of the dirtiest child jobs in history.
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