No. 48, Doughty Street
No. 48, Doughty Street, where Charles Dickens lived from March, 1837, till the end of 1839, became the possession of the Dickens Fellowship who converted it into a Dickens house. It was here that Dickens, at the age of twenty-five, brought his young wife, shortly celebrating the first anniversary of their marriage it was here. Mr. Buchel's picture shows the present exterior of No. 48. Doughty Street, with the novelist being greeted by Mr. Pickwick, whilst his young wife peers out from a ground-floor window
Picture No
13744089
Media ID
46791479
Size
3189px x 5000px
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Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Illustration by Charles Buchel, The Sphere, Feb 21, 1925, p151
Date
1925
