Podcasts Archives ~ Page 3 of 4 ~ Chawton House

Chawton House Library Conversations: April Podcast

Our round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:45+00:0013th April 2016|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: March Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:45+00:008th March 2016|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: February Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:45+00:0015th February 2016|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: January Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:46+00:008th January 2016|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: December Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:46+00:008th December 2015|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: November Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:46+00:0012th November 2015|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: October’s Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:46+00:008th October 2015|Podcasts|

CHL Conversations: A Special ‘BBC Pride and Prejudice 1995’ Podcast

In this special podcast, we bring you all the highlights from our conference to celebrate 20 years since the phenomenally popular 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:48+00:008th September 2015|Film, Theatre, TV and Radio, Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: August’s Podcast

Our round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:49+00:008th August 2015|Podcasts|

Chawton House Library Conversations: July’s Podcast

Our monthly round up of news, events and highlights, helping you stay connected with Chawton House Library wherever you are.

Helen Thirlway2016-11-23T10:23:49+00:008th July 2015|Podcasts|

Previous 234 Next

Chawton House

16 hours ago

“She was the sun of my life, the gilder of every pleasure, the soother of every sorrow" - Cassandra Austen. Join us on Thursday 13 December for a diverting and dramatic recital of readings from Jane and Cassandra Austen's letters, prose and poetry about sisterhood. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/afternoon-recital-austen-sisters-tickets-47075219248 ... See moreSee less

Afternoon recital: 'Austen Sisters'

eventbrite.co.uk

When Jane Austen was born on 16 December 1775, her father noted with delight she would be 'a present plaything for her sister Cassy and a future companion'. Join us for an early celebration of Austen'...

View on Facebook

Likes: 26
Shares: 5
Comments: 1

Comment on Facebook

Oh, to be in England. This sounds wonderful.

1 day ago

Illustrations by Fritz Eichenberg for Emily Bronte's 'Wuthering Heights' now feature in our Gothic exhibition thanks to a donation by Sandra Clark. They are displayed next to a lock of Charlotte Bronte's hair in our long gallery.
chawtonhouse.org/whats-on/exhibition-art-freezing-blood/ ... See moreSee less

Likes: 40
Shares: 3
Comments: 1

Love Eichenberg's work. I discovered him when browsing the shelves of another independent library - The San Francisco Mechanics Institute (and Chess Club!). What a fantastic donation. He was obviously fond of the Brontës because he designed engravings for Jane Eyre too.

2 days ago

#OnThisDay Elizabeth Inchbald was born (1753-1821). She began her career as an actress at the age of eighteen and for the next twelve years she continued to perform. Her first playwriting endeavour was 'The Mogul Tale' and was performed at the Haymarket Theatre, running for eleven performances. For a biography of Inchbald, go to: bit.ly/2CfNCUs ... See moreSee less

Likes: 68
Shares: 11
Comments: 2

I'll tell you what, Elizabeth Inchbald, I wish you a happy birthday!

Beth Savage