• Dickens's home from 1837 to 1839
• Head Office of the Dickens Fellowship

• Where Dickens was born on 7th February 1812
• His parents' first marital home
• Now a museum

• Once the home of Miss Mary Pearson Strong, on whom much of the character of Miss Betsey Trotwood in David Copperfield was based.

• Model for Miss Havisham's Satis House in Great Expectations
• Beautifully restored by current owners

• An inspiration for the opening scene of Great Expectations

• Founded 1902
• Organisers of the 2003 Dickens Fellowship Conference

• Founded 2004

• Founded 1905

• Founded 1984
• Organisers of the 2009 Fellowship Conference

• Founded 2004

• Founded 1956
• Organisers of the 2006 Dickens Fellowship Conference

• Founded 1970 (as Tokyo Branch)

• Founded 1904
• Organisers of the 2004 Dickens Fellowship Conference

• Founded 1998
• Organisers of the 2001 Dickens Fellowship Conference

• Founded 2002

Palo Alto
USA

• Founded 1975

• Founded 1907
• Organisers of the 2007 Dickens Fellowship Conference

• Founded 1925

• Founded 1905

• Founded 1932

• The guide to pubs, hotels and restaurants associated with Dickens, published by two members of the Rochester Dickens Fellowship.

• Guides to walks in the London of Dickens, created by Sue Gane, a member of the central group.

• Information about the life of one of Dickens's sons, on the website of David J Carter, a member of the central group. A review of Dr Carter's book on Inspector Dickens was published in the Summer 2004 issue of The Dickensian (No. 463 Vol 100 Part 2).

• A first-class reference site, with numerous links
• Professor Matsuoka also runs the Japan Branch site

• A very useful resource for scholars and students
• Other Victorian authors covered

• A very comprehensive site, covering all aspects of Dickens's life and works.

• Another very comprehensive site, including an A-Z of every Dickens character.

• Details of the project based at the University of Buckingham to put Dickens's Household Words and All the Year Round online by 2012.

• An informative and friendly site on a variety of topics related to Dickens.

• Wilkie Collins (1824-89) was Dickens's most important literary collaborator.

• Anthony Trollope (1815-82) was a friend of Dickens but also one of the most severe critics of his works.