First introduction of Inn of Charles Dickens Signature Series of Inns. Pieces are signified with gold banners bearing the crest of the Charles Dickens Heritage Foundation.

Third introduction of Inn of Charles Dickens Signature Series of Inns. Dickens based his version of this tavern from Bleak House on the Sones Arms in Rockingham, England

Second introduction of  Inn of Charles Dickens Signature Series of Inns.  Pieces are signified with gold banners bearing the crest of the Charles Dickens Heritage Foundation.

Fifth and final Inn of Charles Dickens Signature Series of Inns.  Dickens based the Porter in Our Mutual Friend on the inn located in the Limehouse section of London.

Attached accounting and lawyer offices with residences above.  Counting House and Silas Thimbleton Barrister

“Bishops” refers to a surname, not a religious figure.  Oast Houses are designed for Kilning hops for the brew making process.

Large Tudor-style home and business.  Proprietor of metal utensils and containers.  Side business of “Tom Hawkins Chimney Sweep”

Fourth introduction of the Charles Dickens Signature Series of Inns.  Inspired by the inn across from Dicken’s last home, Gad’s Hills Place.