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Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum.
Breadmarket Street, Lichfield Staff WS13 6LG Tel 01542 264972 |
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The house in which Dr Samuel Johnson was born in 1709 is an imposing building in the centre of the charming cathedral city of Lichfield. It now houses a museum dedicated to the life, work and personality of one of England's greatest writers and most fascinating characters. The museum has; Tableaux rooms showing house in early 18c, A video of Johnson's life in the Midlands, many personal belongings, a bookshop, a reading room, manuscripts of Johnson. It also offers an information service on all aspects of life and work of Johnson. | |
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| The house is in the centre of Lichfield facing the heritage centre. Lichfield, although very charming, is a very very small city. Lichfield is off the A51 and A38 a few miles north east of Birmingham. |
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Daily 10.30-4.30. Closed Sundays in winter. |
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Ground floor only. |
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Adults £1.20 Family (2 adults and up to 4 children) £3.20 |
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