Goring-on-Thames - Oscar Wilde Connection

Oscar Wilde Connection

In the summer of 1893, Oscar Wilde stayed in Goring, where he began writing his play An Ideal Husband. The character Lord Goring, who has a major role in this play, was named after the town.

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