Dickens' Societies and Organizations

• The Philadelphia Branch of the Dickens Fellowship - Philadelphia branch of the fellowship that was founded in 1902
• The Dickens Society
• The Friends of Dickens - An organization dedicated Dickens' life and works - New York
• Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship-Japanese Version
• The Rochester Dickens Fellowship
• Charles Dickens Heritage Foundation - Operated by descendants of Dickens
• Haarlem Branch of the Dickens Fellowship in the Netherlands

• The Victorian Web - A very interesting site on the Victorian experience
• Charles Dickens - The Victorian Web's in-depth study of Dickens
• The Dickens Page - Mitsuharu Matsuoka's very informative Dickens site
• The Dickens Project - From the University of California
• Charles Dickens Page - Very informative site by Spartacus Educational
• Charles Dickens Information page - From the Internet Public Library

• Charles Dickens' Birthplace Museum - Dickens birthplace in Portsmouth
• Dickens' ties to Broadstairs are celebrated in the annual Dickens Festival. For more info contact Jan Siegieda
• Charles Dickens and Chalk Village - Dickens honeymooned here in 1836
• Dickens' Kent Connections - Rochester Dickens Fellowship
• The Dickens House Museum - Dickens and his family lived at 48 Doughty Street from April 1837 to December 1839
• Alston in Cumbria, England - Used in the recent television production of Oliver Twist, Alston, despite being the highest market town in England was transformed into Bruntmarsh!
• Bleak House Museum

• Dickens Filmography - Films made from Dickens' novels
• A Christmas Carol and Its Adaptations - Dickens's Story on Screen and Television: Fred Guida
• Charles Dickens Live! - Kirk Witmer recreates Dickens' reading tours
• The Riverside Dickens Festival (Feb 2-4, 2001) - Riverside, California
• How Should a Person Be Seen? or, Charles Dickens’ HARD TIMES (Feb 18, 2001) - Aesthetic Realism
• Dickens Birthday Party - Will take place in Clark Park in Rosenberger Hall, S. 43rd and Woodland Ave. in Philadelphia on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2001 at 2:30pm. The party is free and open to all.

• Project Gutenberg - Dickens' works online
• Bibliomanio - More Dickens' works online
• David Copperfield is available in html on George Valsanis' beautifully done site
• The Life of Charles Dickens - By John Forster (1872-74)
• The Immortal Dickens - By George Gissing (1925)
• The Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins
• Dickens Concordances - Search 55 of Dickens' works
• Attractively done Great Expectations e-text by Fabrice
• World Wide School - Dickens major and minor works online
• Classic Bookshelf's Dickens Page - A great way to read Dickens online, check this out!
• Marley's Ghost by Mark Osmun - San Francisco Chronicle review of Mark's new book, a prequel to A Christmas Carol, telling Marley's story
• Great Literature Online - Charles Dickens

• Discovering Dickens - Learn more about Dickens by doing some structured web surfing and then doing projects using what you have learned
• Hunt for Charles Dickens - an Internet Treasure Hunt on Charles Dickens
• Dickens E-mail discussion group: Inimitable Boz - we plan to organise group reads of Dickens' novels, short stories, etc, etc! - Judy Geater
• Charles Dickens Quiz - based on the popular TV show - No money but lots of fun!

• Charles Dickens - By Ritva Raesmaa: Many good Dickens links
• A Little Book About A Christmas Carol - By Linda Rosewood Hooper
• Check out Dale Powell's sequel to "A Christmas Carol" called "Timothy Cratchit's Christmas Carol, 1917"
• The Double Life of Charles Dickens - Dickens' relationship with actress Ellen Ternan is explored - Biblio Online
• A Journal of the Life of Charles Dickens - Kirk Witmer's very interesting year by year timeline of Dickens' life
• The Conservation of Charles Dickens' Manuscripts - By the Victoria and Albert Museum-London
• Gad's Hill Place - by Perry Internet Consulting
• Victorian Station-Charles Dickens - Attractive and informative site on everything Victorian
• Dickens Genealogy Chart - Created by Mitsuharu Matsuoka
• The Charles Dickens Family Tree and direct descendants

Pauline Dubelbeis: The World of Charles Dickens

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