Charles Dickens Museum

Description:

• This early 19th-century house is the only surviving London home of Britain's greatest and most prolific story teller. Dickens lived here from April 1837 until December 1839, writing the final instalments of Pickwick Papers, most of Oliver Twist, Nicholas Nickleby and the start of Barnaby Rudge. As if that was not enough, he also penned several other minor works here. The house was opened as a museum in 1925.
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