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    22. lis 2019.

    Read all about our research - on what pets meant to the Victorians and their growing emotional value - in the Observer online...

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    5. velj

    Speaking of school visits! On Wedneday visited to give a short talk to their History Society on the project, we hope they love the project as much as we do!

    Prof Jane Hamlett stands with a group of students in front of a slideshow
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    29. sij

    Next seminar is Wed 5 Feb, 13h (new time): Prof. Julie-Marie Strange of & on 'Love Money & Jesus in the Re-Making of the Working Class'. Lunch provided!

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    27. sij

    It's the news you've all been waiting for - The CFP for our annual Summer Conference is here! This year the theme is 'Borders and Boundaries in animal history' with keynote by So if your working on be sure to get in touch! Deadline 6th April

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  5. 28. sij

    Having a look at some 1950s advice on cat care today - with the help of RSPCA film 'Cats on the Hearth' (1957). Well worth a watch!

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    26. sij

    "Beauty without vanity Strength without insolence Courage without ferosity" Byron's Newfie, Bosun
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  7. 24. sij

    Here's our latest blog from Dr Gillian Dooley and Phillippa Sandall - the fantastic story of 'Trim' - a much loved early nineteenth-century ship's cat who survived wrecking and imprisonment...

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    24. sij

    Thanks so much to for a great visit to the archives yesterday to research animals at Bethlem in 19th and e20thc for . Parrots were surprisingly prominent!

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    23. sij

    Are you feline curious? Then have a look at these purrfect pictures from "The Cat, Past and Present" *(1805) by M. Champfleury and Cashel Hoey that we have just added to our digital collections. Our personal favourite is 'A Cat concert'🐱🎺 View more:

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    21. sij

    1795 fashion demanded that you took your squirrel out for a walk on a little chain or else you couldn't be seen in public
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    16. sij

    Check out the detail of John Kyrle’s costume, carved in the 1630s by Samuel Baldwin. John rests beside his wife Sybil, with his oft-tweeted pet hedgehog at his feet, in Much Marcle
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    18. sij

    saw this lady today and can't stop thinking about her
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    5. sij

    Grasper has a big labelled collar. Wonder what it said.

    Charlotte Brontë's dog Grasper by her sister Emily Brontë, January, 1834, both would later be known for such classic novels as 'Jane Eyre' (1847) and 'Wuthering Heights' (1847)
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  14. 18. pro 2019.

    Fantastic - is that your Great Grandad as well? Jack looks very relaxed with him - suggests a close and trusting relationship ...

    One more for sharing pet photos project from the 1940s, with Jack the cat held just behind great grandma :-)
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  15. 18. pro 2019.

    That’s another lovely one - thanks for sharing... Do you know where they were when it was taken?

    As part of the sharing old pet photos project here's my mum around 1932 with Dandy :-)
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  16. 18. pro 2019.

    Excellent photo - that looks like a very tolerant cat!

    From 1969 at our annual holiday to Polperro with a local moggie. No Cornish cat was safe in Cornwall during my stay! sharing pet photos project
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    10. pro 2019.

    Dorothy Nichols made this amazing cake for 'Guess the Weight of the Cake' at Holy Trinity School's fair in Marlow. Cookie is a well loved regular at the school as part of the scheme! 🐾

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  18. 9. pro 2019.

    Really enjoying fascinating blog about pet memorials and commemoration - esp. this one about the Blue Cross Pet Cemetery ...

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  19. 6. pro 2019.

    Fantastic new blog 'In the Dog House' from on furniture for dogs in 18thc France and Britain - Marie Antoinette's lapdogs were living a life of luxury...

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    1. pro 2019.

    Not every runaway animal caught by the Met has been wild or particularly livid...
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    6. pro 2019.

    In our (24.3): Stephen Ridgwell argues for the important role played by the dog in establishing poachers as largely positive figures in the nineteenth century. Read here:
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