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| “Dickens House Museum” | Fodors.com |
| “Dickens House” | Frommer's |
| “Dickens' House” | Wcities.com |
| “Dickens House Museum” | UK Travel.com |
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| “Dickens House Museum” | VirtualTourist.com |
This quiet house on quiet street away from the more touristy parts of London is a great escape for a few hours to learn a bit more about Dickens, including his humble family roots, large family (nine children I believe) and obsession with his teenage sister in law, whose death is believed to have inspired the death scene of Little... more
The Dickens House is a Must See for anyone who loves Charles Dickens. They have a permanent collection, as well as rotating exhibitions covering various themes from the author's life and works. This was one of his earlier residences, so the items on display were all moved back much later. Still, one can get a bit of a sense of... more
I had been looking forward to exploring the Dickens Museum, however it was a good example of how not to do museums. It was fusty, poorly laid out and very little to look at and learn. There seemed to be no common thread to the rooms and certainly no interactivity. There was no explanation for why items were there and... more
My husband and I visited the Dickens House and loved it. I am a huge fan of Dickens and I was moved by the turquoise ring he gave to his wife for their engagement. Despite their eventual separation, it was a sweet token of affection. My husband loved the commode and enjoyed telling two Danish gals exactly what is was... more
Our visit to Dickens House was an absolute delight for many reasons. The staff and volunteers are wonderful and we hit upon a day where there was a hands on demonstration. We were able to write with one of Dickens own quills and handle a first edition of Nicholas Nickelby. It was a thrill, and absolutely captivated the two 18... more
My visit to te Dickens House Museum made my day. It was cold, and rainy (duh) and I had been anticipating it. I had always wanted to go in the house of one of my favourite authors. Now I have, and I am happy and content. more
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