Telling the story of the great man through artefacts, pictures and manuscripts, it promises to offer an insight on the 19th century city, and Dickens experiences, showing from now until next summer.
It sounds brilliant, and your author may even be persuaded to stump up the £8 gate charge. For more, see http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/London-Wall/Whats-on/Exhibitions-Displays/Dickens-London/Default.htm
Not more pubs than you surely!
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ReplyDeleteDickens 2012 will be huge, given that it is the bicentenary of Charles Dickens’ birth. I was already blogging about the Broadstairs museum, with its planned programme of lectures and special Dickens exhibitions. Now I would like to add a link to your Museum of London activities.
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Charles Dickens' years in Broadstairs, 1837 - 1859