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Exhibits and celebrations

August 29, 2012

Categories: Activities & events, Birthdays & anniversaries, Memorabilia, merchandise, & museums, Nicholas Nickleby

Dickens, A Celebration in Pictures in Yonkers, New York: An exhibition of illustrations by The Children's Book Illustrator Group.
Dickens and Massachusetts: A Tale of Power and Transformation, at the Lowell National Historical Park in Lowell, Massachusetts: An interactive bicentennial exhibit.
Dickens in Teesdale: This group just retraced Dickens's steps from his research trip to the area while working on Nicholas Nickleby.

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