London, United Kingdom - 04, 2025 Thousands of objects, some of them never before exhibited, from the English writer Charles Dickens, father of characters such as David Copperfield and Ebenezer ...

However, following a move to London in 1822, his luck was about to change. Dickens’s father was notoriously bad at managing his finances, leading the family into debt. Eventually, when Charles ...

Image: public domain The death of Dickens in 1870, and his literary canonisation in Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey, made Dickensian sites seem particularly iconic — relics of 'Old London ...

Norman Gregory is an institution within an institution. He’s been working at the historic Smithfield wholesale meat market in ...

The older parts of London are a chasmophile’s ... The most famous inmate was John Dickens, whose son you might have heard of. Charles Dickens visited his father here many times, and immortalised ...

King Charles St ... as they explore Dickens’s life through displays of his personal belongings, paintings and writing. Why go? For a glimpse into how one of one of London’s most famous ...

A copy of David Copperfield read by Captain Scott while trapped in an ice cave and the room where Dickens wrote Oliver Twist are on show at ...

"Gathered together over the past century and displayed in Dickens’s only surviving house in London, the Museum ... illuminate the life and works of Charles Dickens and the Museum’s role ...

A five-story townhouse in London's Mayfair district was long owned by an Earl and was visited in the 19th century by Napoleon ...