In 1925, Charles Dickens’ home in London was saved from ... The show will also exhibit love poems from the author’s early years. “Some of [the poetry] is okay. Some of it is quite bad ...

People all over the world enjoy his stories. He lived in the Victorian age. Almost 200 years ago, Charles Dickens wrote a story about a little boy who had nothing. The boy was called Oliver Twist.

Early in the winter of 1841 it had been announced that Charles Dickens would shortly visit this country, and Mr. Alexander wrote to him at London, inviting him to sit for his picture on his arrival.

Antique travel photographs of England: Charles Dickens 8. He redefined Christmas ... He was buried in Poet’s Corner in Westminster Abbey. After a private ceremony, his grave was left open ...

Charles Dickens' very name has become synonymous with the poverty and harsh conditions he described evocatively in his novels about life in Victorian Britain. So theatregoers are unlikely to be ...

Few authors have left a mark on literature as much as Charles Dickens. With novels packed with unforgettable characters, social commentary and ever-relevant themes, Dickens transported readers to ...

Household Words was an unillustrated weekly magazine conducted and edited by Charles Dickens from late March 1850 through May ... a story by Mrs. Gaskell (author of Cranford), and other stories, poems ...