Gina’s been renting this micro studio for 7 years, and has made tons of improvements to make it functional, including a very ...

Charles Dickens was a terrific walker. Many nights he roved the streets of London with such insomniac vigor that he might still be striding along as dawn broke in the great skies overhead.

Charles Dickens was one of the most prominent English writers of the 19th century, publishing iconic works like Great Expectations and Oliver Twist. Now, fans have a chance to own one of the desks ...

Not based on actual events. Charles Dickens is welcomed home by his creation, Mr Pickwick, outside his Doughty Street home. A drawing by Charles Buchel from 1925, the same year as the museum opened.

The Charles Dickens Museum is celebrating its anniversary by displaying rare books, artworks, letters, artifacts and other unique historical objects connected to the 19th-century author.

Ever wished you could travel back to the mean streets of Victorian London, the one described by the era’s most beloved writer, Charles Dickens ... and pastel sketch of Dickens from the time ...

A chalk and pastel sketch of Dickens at the time when he was living in Doughty Street A collection of rarely-seen items connected to 19th century writer Charles Dickens are to go on show at the ...

escaped demolition and became the Charles Dickens Museum. The exhibition, which runs from February until the end of June, will display for the first time a chalk and pastel sketch of Dickens at ...

There is not, in all literature, a book more thoroughly saturated with the spirit of its subject than Dickens’s “Christmas ... number—are from the poetic pencil of Eytinge; and the engraving ...

London’s Charles Dickens was charmed by Cincinnati during his only visit here in April 1842, even if his sketch of America was less flattering. In his travelogue “American Notes for General ...

The following shots resemble a pencil sketch, with objects blurred, the tips of people’s fingertips fraying, and the material of the screen seemingly crinkling like old paper. Each shot ...