The Ghastly Consequences Of Living In Charles Dickens’ House [by G. Weldon]

Georgina Weldon tells a chilling story of her time living in the home of famous author Charles Dickens, where she was haunted by strange occurrences and even accused of stealing objects that moved on their own. This memoir offers a unique glimpse into the personal life of Dickens and the lingering mysteries of his residence.

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