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Keats House, Hampstead: an architectural and artistic re-build
From my late teens onwards I have made regular trips to Keats House in Hampstead, London NW3. I was born and brought up in North London and the relatively short journey to Keats Grove, close to the beautiful heath became … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Keats, Writing
Tagged buildings, Eliza Jane Chester, Hampstead, heritage, history, John Keats, Keats, Keats House, London, Wentworth Place
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Keats in Rome – a personal pilgrimage
That year I was asked many times what I intended to do on my birthday. I mark the passing of another year each chilly February, so generally the day is spent snuggled up in the warm eating and drinking. However … Continue reading
