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Queering the National Trust

Michael Hall reflects on the extensive queer history of the National Trust, and its connections to LGBTQIA+ architectural design and patronage.

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Seacole, Nightingale and Ingenuity

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They say history never repeats, but it rhymes: The Eradication of Cholera in Victorian Britain

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‘I Almost Didn’t Apply’: Tips and Advice if You’re Thinking of Applying to our PhD Scholarship Competition

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The Edwardians and their Houses

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Architecture of Isolation

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The Not-Seen

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The Diverse Modes of Architectural History

Prof Murray Fraser is the Chair of Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain. To inaugurate our new website he offers his thoughts on ‘The Diverse Modes of Architectural History.’ This text forms the basis of a presentation intended for this year’s Architectural History Workshop, aimed at graduate students and early career scholars, which was postponed due to pandemic.

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Architecture and Social Distancing: A Long View

It all begins with an idea.

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