The Leverhulme Trust-funded East India Company at Home, 1757-1857 project officially ended in August 2014. A series of publications produced as a result of the…
The EICAH project hosted study days at the British Library, the North Yorkshire County Record Office, the University of Edinburgh and the National Museum Wales….
In an exhibition, case studies, articles, and book chapters the East India Company at Home project used analytical categories such as race, gender, family, and…
Members of the core project team (including AHRC cultural engagement fellow Chris Jeppesen) produced a series of bibliographies, findings aids and online resources, which project…
Over three years the core project team worked with a variety of project associates to co-produce more than 30 publicly-available case studies. Find out more…
Over three years the core project team worked with over 300 project associates from different backgrounds (archivists, curators, family historians, local historians, art dealers, university-based…
A recording of the final discussion session at the Objects, Families, Homes: British Material Cultures in Global Context is now available. The conference took place…
The eccentric building Redcliffe Towers, built on the edge of a cliff in Devon, is now a well-known landmark in the town of Paignton. It…
The Afterlife of Objects: Anglo-Indian Ivory Furniture in Britain The term ‘ivory’ describes the teeth or tusks of elephants and other mammals, including the Asiatic…
An Intangible Legacy: The Scarth Family of London and Ilford The Scarths of London and Ilford were a family with two generations of trade…
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