Dorrit Collection

LITTLE DORRIT
Floras tour of inspection

Little Dorrit 1857
Little Dorrit appears through a doorway

A public recreation ground for children built on the site of Marshalsea Prison, opened by Lord Monkswell on 25 January 1902 and named after Charles Dickenss heroine, Little Dorritt

Dickens scrap - Little Dorrit and John Chivery
Charles Dickens scrap - Little Dorrit and her lover, John Chivery, in the novel Little Dorrit, Chapter 18. 19th century

LITTLE DORRITs CHURCH
The Church of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, London, built in 1734, commonly known as Little Dorrits Church after the Dickens character, christened and married there. Date: early 1930s

Little Dorrit / Mr Merdle
Mr Merdle a borrower

Little Dorrit / Dickens
The Marshalsea becomes an orphan

Dickens / Little Dorrit
Fanny and Little Dorrit call on Mrs Merdle

Little Dorrit / Mother
Little Dorrit and Little Mother

Little Dorrit Title Page
Frontispiece from the Centenary edition of the works of Charles Dickens

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