Museum Collection
In 1921 the freeholds to the Doughty Estate were offered for sale and the Dickens Fellowship launched a national campaign to purchase the freeholds of number 48 and 49 Doughty Street so that they could ‘establish a Dickens Memorial in London’. The successful purchase of both houses in 1922 led to the opening of number 48 as The Dickens House Museum on 9th June 1925.
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Supper Plate
£19.99
Dinner Plate
£19.99
Sale
David Copperfield Notebook
£4.00
£6.99
Museum Eraser
£1.00
Sale
Charles Dickens Quotes Magnets Set of 6
£11.50
£18.00
Coin Purse
£3.95
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