Charles Dickens's former Kent Home, now Gad's Hill School near Rochester, is to be turned into a £10m museum and heritage centre. Dickens did most of his writing in the garden office chalet at the end of the garden (
see here for details) but the rather strange drawback was that it was on the other side of the road so he had a tunnel built to reach it: it's still there although the chalet has now been moved.
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Great Post!!
ReplyDeleteI like the Pictures of underground office, good idea from Charles Dickens...
Thanks for sharing!!!
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