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Long-established scholarly site about all things Victorian, now also on https://t.co/kYa5oyGfAP & https://t.co/0XeTE4VGaA

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The Beatrix Potter Society
The Beatrix Potter Society@BeatrixPotterSo·
In 1896 Ernest Nister published "Nister's Holiday Annual for 1896: Pictures and Stories for Little Folks." Featured were Beatrix Potter's illustrations for the poem 'A Frog he would a fishing Go.'
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Lost London
Lost London@Lost___London·
A Fish Market stall selling Jellied Eels, 1877
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#WOMENSART
#WOMENSART@womensart1·
Mary Lowndes (1857–1929) UK stained-glass artist in the Arts and Crafts Movement who co-founded a stained glass studio and was also a women's suffrage campaigner and founder/Chair of the Artists' Suffrage League #WomensHistoryMonth #GlassArtWeek
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Dickens Fellowship
Dickens Fellowship@DickensFellowHQ·
OTD - 15/03/1870 - CD gave the final public reading, from 'A Christmas Carol' and the trial scene from 'The Pickwick Papers', at St James' Hall, London. Then, 'from these garish lights I vanish now forevermore, with a heartfelt, grateful, respectful, and affectionate farewell.'
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Victorian Web@VictorianWeb·
Thinking of travelling at Easter? Here are some possibilities if you're going to India, some still available. Not sure about the top right.... What would suit you? victorianweb.org/history/empire…
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@BeardyHowse This seems to be one of the decorative devices hung on standards all across the route, with the Prince of Wales's feathers at the top and some heraldic emblem underneath, under a crown--it must have some Danish relevance. Can't see it well enough!
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The Sleeping Princess, one of a number of paintings inspired by The Legend of the Briar Rose, which Edward Burne-Jones painted between c1871 & 1894... interesting that so many artists of that time painted sleeping women. They were about to wake up though! victorianweb.org/painting/bj/se…
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Edinburgh Museums
Edinburgh Museums@EdinCulture·
For #IWD we celebrate Margaret McPherson Grant, owner 1859-1871 of Lauriston. With her independence & ‘unladylike’ lifestyle, she was a femininomenon who paved her own way through strict Victorian society, challenging gender norms & through philanthropic work. #GivetoGain
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The Victorian Society
The Victorian Society@thevicsoc·
On the 18th March Peter Cormack will deliver the final lecture in our Spring series. He will be speaking on Christopher Whall. Online tickets are still available: bit.ly/40lflQk
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