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Dickens
Gadshill
The
study at Gadshill. Across out the window is
Dickens's Swiss-style Chalet. There Dickens
wrote to the end of the sixth installment of The
Mystery of Edwin Drood on the 8th of
June, 1870, shortly before collapsing in the
dining room.
This
sofa was brought by the Gadshill staff into
the dining room after dinner when Charles
Dickens collpased. Dickens was lifted onto the
sofa, where he died the next day, the 9th of
June, 1870.
This
is a view of the Gadshill estate during
Dickens's time from the back. Today, Gadshill
is a private day school.
Publishers
Dickens
Gadshill
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