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Discover Chelsea, home of a Victorian literary couple Head to Victorian writer's shrine in London's Chelsea, Carlyle's Place, and read more about great public speaker, ethical theorist and social essayist Thomas Carlyle. A charming Queen Anne house on a quiet side street, Carlyle's House is a 19th-century literary world school.
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The home of Thomas and his wife Jane has become a fashionable place to visit after the writer has risen to prominence, and as you stand at the threshold, it's worth remembering that you're standing where Dickens, Ruskin, Tennyson once rang the bell. Within, you'll read more about this couple's impressive rise to popularity and see the furniture, photos, portraits and books of Carlyle that are still in place.
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Off Chelsea Embankment between Albert & Battersea bridges, or via Kings Road and Oakley Street.
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