• "Homes and Gardens of Virginia Woolf" (2003)
• Power Point (22 MG -- don't try this without a DSL connection)
• "A Rose Burning Between Marches: Mrs. Dalloway as a Geo/ Graphic Novel" (2003)
• Power Point (5.4 MG)
• Page with Links to Individual Slides
• "Leonard's Vegetable Empire: A History of the Garden at Monk's House" (2002)
• Power Point (7.32 MG)
• Page with Links to Individual Slides
•  "(No) Loopholes of Retreat: The Social Context of Gardens in Woolf's Life and Work" (2001)
• Power Point (8.2 MG)
• Page with Links to Individual Slides
• Pictures from the Eleventh Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, Bangor, North Wales, June 2001

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Monk's House -- Leonard and Virgina's country home from 1916 until her death in 1941; Leonard continued to live there until his death in 1969.

• Some Pictures of Monk's House
• Power Point History of the Garden at Monk's House (7.32 MG)

Virginia Woolf in London

• Marylin Bender's Wonderful Site on Woolf's London for The New York Society Library Travels
• Virginia Woolf and Hogarth House -- Nice intro and bio
• Rich Goldman's Maps of Mrs. Dalloway's London
• My Map of the Walks in Mrs. Dalloway's London

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Talland House in Cornwall -- Vacation home for the first 12 summers of Woolf's life (1882-1894); site of To the Lighthouse

• Information on Talland House

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Kew Gardens-- Place and Story

• Official Kew Gardens Home Page
• Art and Architecture at Kew
• Ticket Info on Kew
• Text of Kew Gardens on-line
• Original Cover of "Kew Gardens"
• "Psychoanalitic Symbols in 'Kew Gardens,' by Virgina Woolf"
• Text of "The Mark on the Wall" On-Line
• Text of all Stories from MONDAY OR TUESDAY On-Line

 

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Charleston and Vanessa -- Charleston was the country home of  Woolf's sister Vanessa from 1916 until her death in 1961.  She lived there with Clive Bell and her children by Bell, Julian and Quentin, as well as her longtime companion Duncan Grant and her child by him, Angelica.

• A Page About Charleston
• Official Charleston Home Page
• Exhibit on Bloomsbury Design
• A bookstore to visit in London

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Sissinghurst and Vita

• A Page on Sissinghurst
• Some Paintings of Sissinghurst
• 360 Panorama from Sissinghurst Tower
• Picture of Vita at Sissinghurst
• Map of Sissinghurst garden
• Informative Page on Vita and Sissinghurst
• Tickets to the garden at Sissinghurst

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Garsington and Ottoline Morrell --

• Biographical Sketch of Ottoline from Ransom Center at UT Austin
• Briefer sketch with links
• Garsington Summer Opera
• My PowerPoint on Garsington



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British Gardens in General

• Garden Visit and Travel Guide
• The Museum of Garden History in London
• Link to Itinerary for May 2000 Garden Trip

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