Wentworth Place

Inspiration can be anywhere. At a simple coffee shop, in your own kitchen, maybe sometimes it's harder to tune into. Other places it's bursting like near the ocean or someplace extraordinarily beautiful. Keats wrote some of his best work at the home of his friend Charles Brown with whom he stayed for a while. It was also there he met Fanny Brawne. We can't help but be curious of the places great minds lived in. Here's a tour of Wentworth Place in pictures, from Keats House Museum's FaceBook and Zimbio

Keats' Room

Detail of the carpet and bedpost

A parlour, it looks so light and fresh

A bust of Keats

The second parlor

The view from the parlor

Fanny Brawne's Room

Reliefs and a sketch of the poet

To the right is the ring Keats gave to Fanny