The Charles Dickens Museum & exploring Fitzrovia.

Join me as I walk through the historic London Borough of Fitzrovia (and a little bit of Bloomsbury too!), taking a look at some of the notable buildings, locations and curiosities along the way.
My walk culminates in Doughty Street, and a visit to the Charles Dickens Museum, former home of the renowned Victorian Author.

[@teresakirby8827]

Thanks for posting; I haven't seen Dickens's house since it's refurbishment! BTW - there is a typo on the date given for Barnaby Rudge.

[@LGWalkingTours]

Aw, thank you for letting me know!

[@joanmccarren6666]

I enjoyed this trip around places I knew well as I worked at the Post Office Tower between 1973 - 1979. The IRA did create a feeling of fear but the great British public just got on with the day, even entering a shop you had your bags searched. There was a 24/7 Security force in and around the tower complex which included buildings on Cleveland Street and Howland Street. The Tower did get damaged due to a bomb but it was not put there by the IRA. It was done by a group of radical individuals who had no connection to the IRA.

[@LGWalkingTours]

Thank you very much for your very insightful comments. And how lucky you were to work in the Post Office Tower (as it will always be known to me) .