Any bachelors invited to the Dickens family Christmas stayed in a special “bachelor’s cottage” in the nearby village. In 1859, Charles enlisted these men to help him build a Swiss chalet ...

Here are 10 of the priciest examples we could find. The Dickens Christmas Village effectively emulates the cobblestone streets and wintery scenes of the novelist’s iconic “A Christmas Carol.” ...

Boardman resident Sandy Moran’s Christmas village is aglow each year. Since she was a child, Moran has created Dickens’ Village scenes, inspired by the novels of Charles Dickens. BOARDMAN ...

When Macy’s took over the store in 2006, it also took over operation of Dickens Village and redesigned aspects of the light show. The company also brought back Santa and the train. Their removal ...

In 1843 the Victorian novelist wrote A Christmas Carol and started the phenomenon of the festive book. Charles Dickens Illustrated Gallery Mr Fezziwig's Ball by John Leech, from A Christmas Carol ...

The Haughton Ladies Who Knit group stitched characters from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol to add ... spirit" and "bringing some cheer" to the village. "We've had people come here from ...

Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol to raise awareness of some of the problems in Victorian society. He thought that many of these problems could be solved if people were kinder to each other.

James Swanton returns to the Charles Dickens Museum this Christmas for live storytelling. Wish you could've seen Charles Dickens perform A Christmas Carol at one of his famous live performances ...