The Author's Effects https://t.co/j4sGT44qjC Nicola Watson considers the emergence of the writer's house museum as a form of literary biography - and a way of maintaining authorial celebrity.
Don’t forget - CFP for our ‘Bookshelves in the Age of the COVID-19 Pandemic’ online conference is open & the deadline of 1 September is fast approaching! Do send us your proposals. Details here: https://t.co/5jYC4HTXZI @OU_FASS@SHARPorg
Starting to feel very excited about tomorrow's opening. Just with Stephen putting up last few signs. Artefacts in the house ready to have their stories told and be enjoyed. A long time coming. But I can tell you ... It's worth the wait. WE OPEN TOMORROW! (Did I mention that?)
And all this is concluded by Nicola J. Watson's magisterial 'Afterword', which reflects on why all this matters in these, The Plague Years https://t.co/2xdNYTyyOD
In today's post Asker Pelgrom takes us to "A Farm called ‘Maloi Jaroslawitz’, or, A Dutch Melancholy Hussar". Take a look at this newest exhibit in our virtual collection here: https://t.co/2jB7xkQcpJ
The CFP for our special issue "Romanticism, Interrupted” is now available! In this unusual time, our 2020 double issue invites unusual contributions -- for more information, please visit our site: https://t.co/hsFO3EcHpN
There's only a few days left to register for our virtual workshop on "Romantic Media" 28-29 June! Take a look at our exciting line-up of speakers and artists and register your interest by 12 noon BST, Friday 26 June here: https://t.co/ZE3ITvdzj4
Our online tour is live!
Take a look at Keats House room by room, learning more about Keats's life through the objects in our collection.
The tour is now available on the #OurCityTogether website:
https://t.co/2kIaeA04Mw
1- THO’ troubles assail
And dangers affright,
Tho’ friends should all fail
And foes all unite;
Yet one thing secures us,
Whatever betide,
The scripture assures us,
The Lord will provide.
HYMN VII – 'The Lord will Provide' by John Newton. Based on Genesis chapter xxii, 14
We couldn't celebrate #VolunteersWeek2020 without a shout out to @BonnetsAtDawn - this podcast from 2018 includes interviews with volunteers and a mini tour of the House! https://t.co/X3mlZRH9YT
New virtual exhibition exploring Cowper's life & poetry from @Euromanticism at Cowper & Newton museum https://t.co/U9Tfa2bAZJ Includes ten new pieces based on objects in the museum. Combines domestic privacy & commentary on world events - a timely reflection on Covid19 lockdown
From a virtual exhibition to a virtual conference. Our workshop on "Romantic Media", which was due to be held at @WordsworthGras on 28th-29th June, is moving online and is now open to all! Find out more and register to attend here: https://t.co/pXIa86eX29
This morning at 11, @LancsDigHum are hosting a virtual open day for their #DigitalHumanities MA - open to anyone interested in diversifying their humanities degree with Mad Computer Skillz
We are pleased to announce that we've been honoured with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service! Our AMAZING volunteers support the entire running of the Museum, from front of house and guiding to conservation and Georgian Dancing!
#QAVS2020@DCMS @QueensAwardVS #VolunteersWeek
Got any questions for a professional gardener? Then ask away! For our virtual garden festival we'll be hosting a Gardener's Question Time for all your horticultural needs. Comment with your question below and we'll ask our Gardener, Julia #ChawtonGardenFest
This is a copy of the Cowper family Bible, which was in use from 1723 to 1726. Inside there is a note by John Newton talking about how much Cowper loved this Bible. This post was suggested by a follower - do you have anything you would like to see from our collection?
Here's our #FabulousFootwear for @YorkshireMuseum's #CURATORBATTLE!
You can tell a lot about a person from their shoes– Scott’s right leg was damaged by polio as a child and he walked with a limp, putting more weight on his left foot so wearing down the heel on his left shoe!