Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Monday, 20 March 2017
A spring in your step
Spring thoughts from a sign in the garden of the Elizabeth Gaskell House in Manchester. Well worth a visit - great guides, fascinating history and extremely good cake.
Labels:
cake,
Charlotte Bronte,
fiction,
garden,
history,
house,
Longsight,
Manchester,
novels,
sign,
tourism
Location:
Plymouth Grove, Manchester M13 9LL, UK
Saturday, 10 January 2015
Gorgeous Gaskell house
If you live anywhere near Manchester, get down to the
Elizabeth Gaskell house, recently restored and open to the public. The house is
shown as a home, as if Elizabeth had just left the room to write a quick chapter
or to welcome another guest. As well as displays on Gaskell and Victorian
Manchester, there is a great library full of titles the family read - and you’re
actually allowed to touch things. They also do a nice line in quotes on the
wall and really excellent cake. Check it out here.
Labels:
cake,
Elizabeth Gaskell,
fiction,
history,
house,
interpretation,
library,
Manchester,
museums,
novels,
tourism,
Victorian
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