Darwin’s study

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Darwin’s study is the preserved workspace in Charles Darwin’s former home where he conducted much of his groundbreaking research and writing, including work on the theory of evolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic room
museum exhibit area
preserved workspace
associatedWith Victorian science
history of science
theory of evolution by natural selection
country United Kingdom
formerOccupant Charles Darwin
hasFeature armchair
bay window
bookcases
fireplace
manuscripts
scientific instruments
specimen cabinets
walking path access to garden experiments
writing desk
heritageDesignation part of a Grade I listed building (Down House)
locatedIn Down House
Downe
England
Kent
managedBy English Heritage
nearbyFeature Darwin’s experimental garden
Darwin’s sandwalk
surface form: Sandwalk (Darwin’s thinking path)
openToPublic yes
partOf Down House
surface form: Down House museum
periodOfUseEnd 1882
periodOfUseStart 1840s
preservationStatus largely preserved in Victorian condition
relatedPerson Darwin family
Emma Darwin
relatedWork On the Origin of Species
The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex
surface form: The Descent of Man

The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals
significance cultural heritage site
important location in the history of biology
site of development of evolutionary theory
tourismType literary tourism destination
science tourism destination
usedFor correspondence
experimentation
scientific research
writing

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Down House, Downe, Kent hasFeature Darwin’s study
museum of Charles Darwin hasPart Darwin’s study
subject surface form: Museum of Charles Darwin
Down House hasPart Darwin’s study