Charles Dickens's world of interiors – in pictures

The bedroom of Mary Hogarth, Catherine Dickens's sister, at Doughty Street, London.
Photograph: Charles Dickens Museum

The dining room at Dickens' clifftop holiday home in Broadstairs in Kent – renamed Bleak House (from Fort House) after his death.
Photograph: Richard Gardner / Rex Features

The drawing room at 48 Doughty Street, London – now the Charles Dickens Museum. Photograph: Graham Salter/Charles Dickens MuseumChar

The drawing room at 48 Doughty Street, now the Charles Dickens Museum. Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images

The hallway of 48 Doughty Street, now The Charles Dickens Museum. Photograph: Charles Dickens Museum

The Library at 48 Doughty Street, London, now The Charles Dickens Museum. Photograph: Charles Dickens Museum

Dickens at work in his study at Gad's Hill Place.
Photograph: Rex Features