Charles Dickens tour in London.

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   Royal Academy of Music

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   The sister of Charles Darwin stayed at the Royal Academy of Music.

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   16 Bayham Street

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   In 1822, when Charles Dickens was ten, the family relocated to 16 Bayham Street, Camden Town, in …

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   St Pancras Oude Kerk

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   Charles Dickens mentions the churchyard by name in his 1859 novel A Tale of Two Cities, making it …

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   Charles Dickens Museum

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   The Charles Dickens Museum is an author's house museum at 48 Doughty Street in Holborn, London …
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   The Charles Dickens Museum

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   Did you know that Charles Dickens was a big walker. He could easily rack up 20 miles, often at …

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   48 Doughty Street

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   On 25 March 1837, Dickens moved with his family into 48 Doughty Street where he would remain until …
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   Gray's Inn

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   In May 1827, Charles Dickens began work in the law office of Ellis and Blackmore, attorneys, of …

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   Furnival's Inn

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   Charles Dickens rented rooms in the Furnival's Inn, when he was a political journalist reporting …
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   The Old Curiosity Shop

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   The Old Curiosity Shop is a novel by Charles Dickens. The plot follows the life of Nell Trent and …

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    Royal College of Surgeons

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    You can find the collection of more than one thousand bladder stones, some of which from Royal …
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    The Old Cheshire Cheese

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    The Old Cheshire Cheese is one of the most famous pubs of London. It was rising out of the Great …

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    Doctors' Commons

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    Doctors' Commons was a society of lawyers practising civil law in London.

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    Gads Hill Place

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    Gadshill Place, was the country home of Charles Dickens. Dickens was visited at Gads Hill Place …
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    Chatham

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    In 1817, the family of Charles Dickens, and the 5 year young Charles moved to Chatham from …
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    No. 2 Ordnance Terrace

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    No. 2 Ordnance Terrace, was Dickens's home from 1817 to 1821.
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    Marshalsea

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    The prosperity of the family of Charles Dickens came to an abrupt end, when his father spent …

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    St George the Martyr church

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    The historic St George the Martyr church is the place where the Charles Dickens character Little …

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    Lant Street

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    Charles Dickens is Lant Street's most notable resident. He took lodgings in Lant Street during …

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    Little Dorrit's Playground

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    In 1902, a small public open space, known as Little Dorrit's Playground, after the Charles Dickens …
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    Golden Square

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    Charles Dickens chose Golden Square as the setting for Ralph Nickelby's gloomy house in "Nicholas …

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    Birthplace Dickens

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    Charles Dickens was born on 7 February 1812 the second of eight children.

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    St Mary's Church

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    Charles Dickens was christened at St Mary's Church in Portsea on 4 March 1812.
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    Charing Cross railway station

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    Near the Charing Cross railway station, Charles Dickens, 12 years old, worked 10 hour shifts at …

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