ReligiousHistBrit_IHR

We are delighted to announce that our Winter/Spring Term 2026 programme for 'Religious History of Britain, 1500-1800' Seminar series! For more information about this term's programme, please see this link: history.ac.uk/news-events/se…. We look forward to seeing you there!

Really delighted to be speaking at this year's @ChalkeFestival after an exciting @RoyalHistSoc 'Pitch My Project' final. Training young historians means hearing more of the stories that surprise us, intrigue us, and make us think. That's good for everyone. royalhistsoc.org/pitch-my-proje…

#ICYMI Given the unprecedented circumstances that @UniKent and its community are currently facing, we have decided to extend our CfP. Abstracts should now be sent to memsfestival@kent.ac.uk by Friday 3rd April 2026. In the meantime, please stay safe and look after yourselves!

The 2026 EHS Conference theme will be ‘The Church and Race’, held in London on 13-15 July 2026. It will take place at Royal Holloway, University of London. The call for papers is open until 15 April 2026. reforc.com/events/summer-…

CFP! Conference "Growing Up in the Early Modern World: Children, Institutions and Belonging" 26 November 2026 Macquarie University, Sydney Deadline 15 July #earlymodern

This looks like a great event, put on by the Scena Mundi theatre company and @durham_uni , directed by Durham PhD student Cecilia Istria-Dorland. All welcome! 📅28/3/26 🕐4-4.30pm 📍St Oswalds Church 🎟️FREE

Free conference at Bowdoin College! Annual conference of the New England Medieval Consortium, with the theme "Reenvisioning the Medieval World(s) in the 21st Century.” April 10-11 Program: newenglandmedieval.org/upcoming/

via this link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/david-scott-… or by emailing archives@churchofengland.org by no later than Monday 23 March. We look forward to seeing you there! 9/

beautifying churches – in other words, was there a distinctive Laudian style in terms of church design?'. To sign up to attend David's paper, as the seminar is taking place at Lambeth Palace Library, for security purposes, please register to attend 8/

We are delighted to announce that our last seminar of this term will be taking place next week in-person only on Tuesday 24 March and will be held at Lambeth Palace Library at 5:00pm (GMT), in collaboration with the Friends of Lambeth Palace Library @lampallib. Please note 1/

We are very much looking forward to hearing Susannah Monta's paper tomorrow at the IHR 5:30pm (GMT). For all the information including the room location, please see the original post. This seminar session is in-person only.

Fifteen female saints plus a very low key Blessed Virgin (16thC, British Museum) #InternationalWomensDay

My article on Queen Anne’s wardrobe has just been published OA! I provide a qualitative & quantitative overview of her extensive wardrobe accounts (incl makers & suppliers) & show how fashion influenced her representational strategies. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17…

please go to this link on the IHR website: history.ac.uk/news-events/ev… and follow the signing up instructions provided to receive the Zoom link. We look forward to seeing you there! 8/

about her husband Philip. This talk focuses on the countess as a collaborator with Blount in his labours to portray Philip Howard as a “confessor, nay, a Martyr” and to memorialize the countess herself as an exemplary Catholic laywoman'. To sign up to attend Susannah's paper, 7/

We are delighted to announce that our next seminar will be taking place next week in-person only on Tuesday 10 March and will be held in IHR Wolfson Room NB02 at 5:30pm (GMT). The paper will be given by Dr Susannah Monta (University of Notre Dame) @HistoryDeptND entitled: 1/