Online Resources

Browse the links below for a glimpse into my world.

Darwin Correspondence Project - free access to full text of Charles Darwin's letters.
Bibliography of the Domestic Space project at Simon Fraser University, Canada.
The East India Company at Home project, based at Warwick. The site includes case studies and extensive online bibliographies.
England: The Other Within, a 2006-2009 project at the Pitt Rivers Museum which analysed the English collections at the museum.
National Trust Collections is an online catalogue of many of the items held all over Britain by the National Trust.
Re-thinking Pitt Rivers makes public articles, unpublished correspondence and object biographies relating to Pitt Rivers and his collection.

At Home with the World - exhibition at the Geffrye Museum, London, which explores global influences on British homes.
The Cuming Museum, Southwark - home of the collection of Richard and Henry Cuming, one of my case studies.
Miracles & Charms at the Wellcome Collection, London, considered amongst other things Edward Lovett's collection of charms and amulets.
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge. The museum is newly refurbished and re-opened; a must-visit.

Material World blog - keep up to date with everything going on in the world of material culture studies.
The Victorianist - BAVS postgraduate pages will keep you in the know about the latest events and developments in Victorian studies.
Collecting Home - blog of the project based at the Cuming museum, which explores themes of collecting, home and immigration.
The Nineteenth-Century Research Seminar Group is an interdisciplinary group which meets in the Midlands.
The Thesis Whisperer for all your doctoral worries and woes.
Of Victorian Interest ensures I never miss a nineteenth century themed event or CFP.
The Museum of Ridiculously Interesting Things is just what it says on the tin.