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Galleries

Browse through our Childhood in Dickensian London galleries, featuring rare and beautifully illustrated items from the exhibition.

Charles Dickens. Master Storyteller teaser.

Master Storyteller

This section features works by Dickens and items related to his life alongside examples of legislation that affected the lives of Victorian children.

Oliver Twist teaser

Want and Welfare

A selection of some of Dickens’s works alongside items that consider the protection and welfare of children.

Illustration from Great Expectations

Criminality and Redemption

A collection of works which reflect 19th-century attitudes towards street children.

Labour and Learning Teaser

Labour and Learning

Featuring some of Charles Dickens’s most popular works depicting child labour and education.

Childhood in Dickensian London

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