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Location
East Hampshire
Type
Historic House / Palace
The novelist Jane Austen is known worldwide for her popular novels describing the society of pre-industrial England.
Location
Lewes
Type
Historic House / Palace
Open 2 April to 29 October: Weds & Sats 2:00 - 5:30pm
A small weather-boarded house, the home of Leonard and Virginia Woolf until Leonard's death in 1969. The rooms reflect the life and times of the literary circle in which they moved.Emsworth Museum
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Location
Havant
Type
Museum
This local independent museum holds collections relating to P.G. Woodhouse, Sir Peter Blake as well as the history of J. D. Foster’s oyster fleet and the fishing industry.
Charles Dickens' Birthplace Museum
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Location
Portsmouth
Type
Museum
Small terraced house of 1805 in which the famous novelist was born and lived for a short time. Restored and furnished to illustrate middle-class taste of the time.
Location
Rother
Type
Historic House / Palace
A 17thC Ironmaster's house which was the home of Rudyard Kipling between 1902-35. His study and Rolls Royce can be seen. Garden with working watermill.
Location
Medway Towns
Type
Museum
Discover the history of Medway from pre-historic times to the present day at the Guildhall Museum in Rochester.
Location
Buckinghamshire
Type
Museum
Housing Buckingham's Museum, the Tourist Information Centre and the Flora Thompson (Lark Rise to Candleford) exhibition.
Location
Brighton and Hove
Type
Garden
Gardens once formed part curtilage of The Elms where Rudyard Kipling lived from 1897-1902. There is a "wild garden" for picnics & croquet can be seen during the summer. Apart from this, no ball games or radios. Scented gardens for blind people.
