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Many people think the 1984 film version of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' is the best, not only because of the famous cast but due to the won...
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This production of 'A Christmas Carol' went to great lengths to make Shrewsbury look like an authentic Victorian town. This cow keeper shed was bui...
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The 1984 'A Christmas Carol' film used The Square in Shrewsbury for many of it's street scenes. The modern shop fronts were covered with typical 19...
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This is a scene from the 1984 production of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' set in Shrewsbury. It is being shot in The Square which was comple...
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The 1984 production of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' starred the American actor George C. Scott as Ebenezer Scrooge. He is not only famous f...
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The 1984 version of the film 'A Christmas Carol' was set in a Victorian winter and therefore much of Shrewsbury was covered in fake snow. The town ...
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The Town Walls in Shrewsbury were the setting for several scenes in Clive Donner's adaptation of Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'. Its tall 18th centur...
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In 1984, Charles Dicken's novel 'A Christmas Carol' was filmed in Shrewsbury. The town has other links with Dickens, as he visited the town on seve...
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Here we can see preparation for a scene from 'A Christmas Carol' on The Crescent in Shrewsbury. The men are spraying fake snow onto the house, read...
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This is a strange sight in Shrewsbury in the 1980's, a shop front covered in turkeys and geese. It is however, a scene from the 1984 filming of 'A ...
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These Holly flowers are guaranteed not to produce berries. This is because Holly trees are either male or female with only the female trees produci...
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The church in this picture is not identified by the author, although it is identified as being in Shropshire. It may be an amalgamation of differe...
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