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Foundling Voices

Voices from the Past: The Story of the Foundling Hospital 

A Free Talk by Alison Duke of the Foundling Museum

Where and when?

Thursday 7th of June 2012 - 1pm (arrive from 12.30 pm)
Venue: local studies and archives centre

Streets of Dickens: Holborn, Hampstead and St Pancras

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Charles Dickens was born on 7 of February 1812. We are celebrating the 200th anniversary of his birth with a free exhibition of photographs, illustrations and archives in our collection.

This free exhibition explores the many connections between the novelist and the area which today comprises the London Borough of Camden. Dickens lived much of his life in this part of London, many of his characters live here, many of his scenes are set here and his writing, both fictional and factual, contains a multitude of descriptions of the area as it was in his day.

A free exhibition

Where and when?

Tuesday 7 February to Friday 21 December 2012
Venue: local studies and archives centre

Foundling Voices

Foundling Voices

A free exhibition by the Foundling Museum will be on show at the Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre.

Where and when?

Thursday 1 March 2012 - Saturday 30th June 2012
Venue: local studies and archives centre

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