Anyone searching for Petticoat Lane Market's namesake on a map is going ... than 'Middlesex Street', continues to be used nearly 180 years later. In 1845, a prescient newspaper commenter wrote ...

Nestled amongst a slew of gentrified markets on London's east side lies Petticoat Lane Market. Rich in both history and culture, the authentic Sunday market is also famous for its exceptional ...

There’s a reason why Petticoat Lane Market is no longer on Petticoat Lane and that’s because Petticoat Lane no longer exists. Thanks to the prudish sensibilities of the Victorian era that ...

Petticoat Lane changed its name over 200 years ago. Where would you find Petticoat Lane market? If you said, "Why, Petticoat Lane, of course," then you are technically incorrect. The famous ...

Sign up for the best picks from our travel, fashion and lifestyle writers. Located in the East End’s Spitalfields area, Petticoat Lane is one of the oldest and most ...

It started back in the late 1960s, but after an absence of more than a decade a popular market will return to ... inspired by the popularity of the Petticoat Lane street markets in London, they ...

A women-only street market has opened in London's East End. Lady Lane Market, which forms a part of Petticoat Lane Market, features nine stalls although more are due to open in the coming months.

Traders at Petticoat Lane Market in the east end of London give a masterclass in how to sell. This clip is from BBC News. BBC Archive: Originally broadcast 5 June 1960.

Petticoat Lane Market's history dates all the way back to the 17th century. Back in Tudor times, the market was known as Hog's Lane as it initially sold rural goods and livestock.