Charles Dickens’ Malton Town Tour

2 May 11:00

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Charles Dickens visited Malton a number of times in the 1840s, visiting his personal friends and relatives. Against a period of great change locally, Dickens drew inspiration for the characters, places and scenarios featured in his novels.

This entertaining guided walk will share the people and places that inspired Dicken’s writing.

A charcoal sketch of a young man in early Victorian dress — Alfred Lamert Dickens – image from ‘Dickens and Daughter’ by Gladys Storey, 1939

Meeting point
Meet 11.00 am at Malton Museum, 36 Yorkersgate, Malton. YO17 7AB

The tour is amplified by the use of headphones.

How to Book

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Whilst we recommend walk ups and can accept payment on the day by cash or card, we recommend pre-booking to be guaranteed a place.

Any Enquiries
Email us: [email protected], or phone: 01653 691262