Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein

Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein occupies a three-hundred-year-old Georgian townhouse at thirty-seven Gay Street. The building is identifiable by its dark, gothic-style decor, which stands in stark contrast to the surrounding Regency architecture. Inside, this four-floor museum and attraction explores the author’s time in the city, where she lived from eighteen sixteen to eighteen seventeen while polishing her manuscript for Frankenstein.