Famous people’s desks

[jon-nyc]

#2 is an amazing work of art. Watch the little video to see the secret compartments

[Mik]

Did not know he died in 55. Maybe I'm him reincarnated.

[Copper]

An easy guess.

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View of the desk in Winston Churchill's office-bedroom, where the Prime Minister would work, broadcast from and, occasionally sleep, during World War II, part of the Cabinet War Rooms, later known as the Churchill War Rooms, located 70 feet below King Charles Street near Whitehall in London on 25th September 1945. Pinned to the wall behind is a map of Great Britain.

[Copper]

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Thomas Edison

[Aqua Letifer]

Lewis's is misleading because the room surrounding it is much larger than the room he actually wrote in.
And Tolkien's is a bit misleading because the guy wrote just as much at work as he did at home.

[taiwan_girl]

Random question: Do you have to be a member of Twitter to see a whole thread on there? Whenever I click on a twitter post here in TNCR, it takes me only the first page and I am unable to see further.

[Renauda]

@taiwan_girl

I think you have to register an account. Like you I can only see the first page. I have no intention of setting up an account.

[taiwan_girl]

@Renauda same. 555