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  • Tickets Alert: A Christmas Carol performed at the Charles Dickens Museum
  • New Dickens exhibition looks at the smells and poverty of old London
  • Dickens and Doppio Jigsaw Puzzle

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ianvisits.co.uk /1 week ago

Tickets Alert: A Christmas Carol performed at the Charles Dickens Museum

If you want to see A Christmas Carol performed live, the very home where Charles Dickens lived seems like a perfect setting.Read more ›

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ianvisits.co.uk /3 days ago

New Dickens exhibition looks at the smells and poverty of old London

A foul and putrid air is once again abroad in London, as the stench of cholera and death that once haunted its streets seeps into the Charles Dickens Museum.Read more ›

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jigsawexplorer.com /1 month ago

Dickens and Doppio Jigsaw Puzzle

An enchanting book and coffee shop.

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londonist.com /1 day ago

Where To Watch Dickens' A Christmas Carol On Stage In London

Traditional retellings to drunk adaptations.

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ianvisits.co.uk /1 month ago

London’s Alleys: Terrett’s Place, Islington, N1

This rather shabby-looking short passageway off Islington’s Upper Street has an unexpected gem with a Dickens link in the corner.Read more ›

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everything-theatre.co.uk /1 month ago

Interview: Dickensian drama, a silent movie score and an intriguing tearoom of secrets

Dickensian drama, a silent movie score and an intriguing tearoom of secrets The post Interview: Dickensian drama, a silent movie score and an intriguing tearoom of secrets appeared...

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londonist.com /1 week ago

The Riverside Temple To Shakespeare That's Free To Visit

Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare in Hampton.

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mentalfloss.com /1 month ago

The Disastrous Visit That Ended Hans Christian Andersen and Charles Dickens' Friendship

Hans Christian Andersen stayed with Charles Dickens for five weeks in 1857, a visit their relationship did not survive.

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theguardian.com /2 weeks ago

Please, sir, can I have a walk? Dickens biographer finds likely inspiration for Oliver Twist

Exclusive: Theresa Musgrove unearths newspaper archives showing one Alice Shepherd was severely punished in 1836 for similarly innocent requestCould a consumptive young woman calle...

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timeout.com /1 month ago

An extraordinary family home in southwest London is being turned into a visitor attraction

The house that inspired the Pompidou Centre and Lloyd’s of London has been gifted to the National Trust

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londonremembers.com /4 weeks ago

Charles Bradlaugh - E1

Charles Bradlaugh, 1833 - 1891, advocate of free thought, lived here, 1870 - 1877.London County Council

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bbc.co.uk /1 month ago

Christie's disappearance featured at new exhibition

Christie spent years living at Winterbrook House near Wallingford with her second husband.

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southleedslife.com /1 month ago

Review: A Tale of Two Cities at Leeds Playhouse

I have read many of Charles Dickens’ novels but had never read A Tale of Two Cities, despite it being the best-selling novel of all time (according to the Playhouse website, althou...

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ianvisits.co.uk /1 month ago

Paying a visit to Valentines Mansion and Gardens

Some 330 years ago, an Archbishop’s widow built a manor house in the countryside a day's ride from London, but today it’s a few minutes' walk from a tube station, and open to visit...

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