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A Victorian Festival Of Christmas: Step back in time and experience the traditions of Christmas past. Be magically transported to a Dickensian-style bygone era of snowy white streets, seasonal carols and a host of colourful characters including Fagin, the Town Crier and cheeky scamps!
The Historic Dockyard and its attractions will come alive with joyful performances, music and song and the ever popular Fagins Tavern will open its doors for bawdy Music Hall-style entertainment.
Children will love visiting our traditional Father Christmas, dressed in green, whilst adults will find gifts of their own at our wonderful Christmas and Continental markets.
A Victorian Festival Of Christmas at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth, Hampshire on Friday, 26 November 2010.
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