The document provides information about life in Iping, England in the 1890s. It discusses jobs, medical care, public safety, amusements, science, animals, education, and famous citizens of Iping. Specifically, it mentions the average weekly wages, recent medical breakthroughs, the justice system and prisons, popular drinks and fashion, scientific theories of invisibility, local animal shelters and pet ownership, the quality of schools, and notable figures including the mysterious invisible man reportedly haunting the town.

1. Iping, England 1890's
By: Joseph Whalen, Frankie Downey, Giancarlo Lopez, and
Santiago Ferrer

2. Iping, is
located in
Chichester,
West Sussex,
England.
Click on a
catagory to
learn more
about Iping,
England.
*Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusements
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
Joseph Whalen, Francisco Downey, Santiago Ferrer, Giancarlo Lopez

3. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusements
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
Jobs
 In Sussex, England, there
are many job
opportunities. Some of
which include being a
chemist, a Jaffer, a
business owner, a
mariner, or a doctor.
The average person here
in Iping makes a weekly
pay of about 15 pound
sterlings.
Santiago Ferrer

4. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
Medical Care
 Their had been many medical breakthroughs currently,
including the discovery of the x-ray, vaccines for rabies, and
the development of aspirin.
 Currently, the field of medical care is doing great with so many
ground-breaking discoveries and well trained doctors like
Mr.Cuss a doctor in Iping, England.
Giancarlo Lopez

5. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
 Public Safety
 The justice system now is not as
controlled as we would want it to
be. Even though there is a form of
justice here in Iping, you have to pay
for police services. For the
punishment you could either be
hanged or put to prison. One of the
most recognized dreaded prisons in
England is the Newgate Prison
located in London. After the Prison
Reform, most prisons have
improved conditions and a more
affective penal system. If they catch
the so-called "Invisible Man"
haunting the Sussex region he is
most likely to end up there in the
Newgate Prison.
Joseph Whalen

6. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
 Amusements
 Ale is a big business for breweries in
England. Beer is on the menus with
meals such as sirloin, chicken, seafood,
ham, soups and salads. Drinking ages
varies from region to region. Some
region lets children drink with the
presence of an adult, some allow
children to drink in their house, some
regions only allow 18 years and up to
purchase alcohol but some others 21
and up. Luckily there is no punishment
for public drunkenness. The recipes for
brewing ale spread quickly and many
people began brewing their own ale.
 For apparel men dress formal with
formal jackets. Women wear dresses
and are always very made up. Fashion is
classy and sophisticated. WARNING: if
you see a jacket and trousers without a
body appearing in it, it is the "Invisible
Man".
Santiago Ferrer

7. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
 Science
 Iping, England and many other cities in Sussex
has something to say about an "Invisible Man".
The famous Dr.Kemp told us some stuff about
light, invisibility, and alchemy. He said
invisibility is caused by all light not being able
to reflect nor refract. To reach invisibility you
need to know alchemy. The "Invisible Man"
believed to be a young man named Griffin, a
chemist. His method for invisibility is unable
for us to follow. Our leading chemists are
trying to find the invisibility that Griffin found.
 Many new inventions is Coca-Cola, a fizzy
flavored beverage, another thing is cotton
candy, an American invention. These are
inventions for appetite. Another invention is
the paperclip, an invention for work.
 The newest technology we have is an object
called an automobile. It looks kind of weird
but the inventors say it's in it's early stage.
Francisco Downey

8. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
 Animals
 If you have a pet, don't
worry. Animal shelters are
up and running. The SPCA is
building many around
Britain and the U.S. is
following the same thing.
Around 20%-40% of English
population has pets.
 The shelter is trying to find
an invisible cat. If found,
donate the cat to the
nearest shelter.
Francisco Downey

9. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous People
Education
 Schools here in Sussex are some
of the best in England! We have
various universities including the
one that the famous Dr. Kemp
works at and the infamous
invisible man studied at.
Joseph Whalen

10. *Jobs
*Medical Care
*Public Safety
*Amusement
*Science
*Animals
*Education
*Famous
People
 Famous Citizens
 Throughout the 1800's their have been
many notable people that have lived
including J.P. Morgan who revolutionized
the banking system, John D. Rockefeller
who dominated the oil industry and
became rich, Theodore Roosevelt who
leads the nation as the 26th president and
H.G. Wells a humble man and writer of The
Time Machine.
 But one has been spreading word lately
and that is the mysterious invisible man.
This so-called invisible man seems to be
lurking in the shadows of Iping, England
and a great reward will be given for his
capture.
Giancarlo Lopez