Where did Charles Dickens live in folkestone?

Answer 1

Yes, twice. The first time (before the Civil War) he didn't like it. He openly criticised many aspects of the American society, such as slavery (he criticised America in Martin Chuzzlewit). The second time around he was quite impressed with the positive changes encountered throughout the country, so he extended his lecture tour.

Answer 2

Charles Dickens lived at 10 Marine Parade in Folkestone, which is a house overlooking the English Channel. He stayed there during his visits to Folkestone, where he sought inspiration for his writing and enjoyed the coastal views.

Answer 3

Yes. Charles Dickens spent his honeymoon in Chalk village, which now comes under Gravesend. There is a white weather-boarded cottage, formerly known as Craddock's cottage which bares a plaque that reads: Charles Dickens - spent his honeymoon in this house [1836] Here were also written some early chapters of Pickwick. There is some debate among intellectuals as to whether it is the actual residence, but it is generally considered to be so by locals and historians alike.

Answer 4

Charles Dickens had tea with Miss Mary Pearson Strong at Broadstairs. It is located in Kent. It inspired him to write a character Betsey Trotwood in David Copperfield.

http://www.visitthanet.co.uk/attractions/dickens-house-museum/8522

Answer 5

Charles dickens did meet the Queen because they both admired one an other for there special talents and for raining well

Answer 6

yes he had a house there

Answer 7

The Bayle