Dec 20th! Here’s a 1927 edition of ‘#Christmas at Bracebridge Hall’ by Based upon the authors experiences at in and largely considered to have influenced

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Special Collections’ team librarian, Richard High, and collections assistant, Laura Hilton-Smith, reflect on Charles Dickens’ festive tales.

What's you favourite festive story?

Read online: https://t.co/kHOWbYNswU

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Una ilustración de John Leech para la 'Canción de de Dickens inspira la viñeta de hoy de y otra reciente de basadas en las espectrales visitas a

➡️https://t.co/VY4UIfgvMC

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Published in 1843, the most wonderful ghost story of Christmas - A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.


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George Cruikshank, in his illustration for Dickens’ story “Public Dinners” in “Sketches by Boz”, sneaks in both himself and Dickens.

https://t.co/0duLg82ZjO

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Hi there R.H.
There's several complete stories available on the podcast feed. I recommend starting with Let Them Go if you'd like something thrilling or The Christmas Thieves for a shortish Dickensian romp.
https://t.co/o2zKquWIMT

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«I am the ghost of Christmas of the Past» The guy that give you his virginity that last christmas... Full version of the history on Instagram

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Started sketching this out about this time last year. I’m going to try and finish it in the next couple of weeks.  

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Happy 226th birthday to Clarkson Frederick Stanfield, born in 1793! Admired by John Ruskin and close friends with Charles Dickens, Stanfield was well known for his monumental landscapes, such as this one: 'View of the Pic du Midi d'Ossau in the Pyrenees, with Brigands'

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"There's more of gravy than of grave about you.." some Christmas Carol doodles

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“Church in the Country”
10 x 10”

Available now and also at Dickens Downtown!!

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We're currently exhibiting a selection of 's prints and original pieces in our Dickens Room until early December. Check out her work next time you're here!

https://t.co/NP3rXJMZOs

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