Dickens London Home Restored: Museum recreates writer’s rooms; £3.2 million project
From 1837 to 1839, Charles Dickens called 48 Doughty Street his home, writing timeless works such as Oliver Twist. This historic house was saved from demolition in 1923 and transformed into a museum in 1925. Following a £3.2 million restoration, the property now boasts a visitor center, exhibition space, and…
The Times of India ·