On the Wall 19

As the plaque of Charles Dickens birth place appeared yesterday I thought it only right to ensure that the plaque on the house where Jane Austin once lived should also appear.

[Cazzi]

This made me google to see where the plaque hangs and it has quite an interesting history itself - nice capture.

[JackieR]

Never been into her house, only her brother's. You've been on a fabulous magical history tour!!!

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond no I have not been either just passing through the village.

[Diana]

Such a grest plaque, love the words and surrounding brick wall.

[Mary Siegle]

Well, you certainly have been finding (and sharing here) lots of history! Nice find--worth the brief stop in the village.

[Bill]

I’ve been to her house, and Beatrix Potters in the Lake District. What impressed me were the conditions under which they worked to bring their magic to the world.

[Mags]

Great find and capture! They don't make writers like her or Dickens anymore.

[Kathy]

I agree with @serendypyty . I did not realize that Jane Austen had only written 6 books and in the course of 8 years.

[katy]

This is an absolutely elegant, looking plaque. I love it against the textures of the brick

[Rob Z]

Nice shot of this interesting plaque.

[JackieR]

@wakelys we must rectify that then!

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful plaque to honor her. Her books are still enjoyed today.

[Lis Lapthorn]

A well deserved plaque commemorating this wonderful author.

[Kathy A]

Great find

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond 👍

[Dione Giorgio]

Another very interesting plaque. Jane Austin was another great writer. Many important persons have strong ties with that town.

[FBailey]

Your wall series is impressive - I couldn't have done it!

[Laura]

This series is great.