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24 May 2022: Lisa Gee. Research Associate. External Consultant, working with the Department of Manuscripts and Printed Books, Fitzwilliam Museum.

24 May 2022: Well done for this! I learnt a lot. … it was heartening to see academic thoughts being expressed articulately, and hear about research from experts again.

24 May 2022: Contact us. Contact us. The Fitzwilliam Museum,. Trumpington Street,. Cambridge. CB2 1RB. Tel: 44 (0)1223 332900. Useful links. Talk to us. Watch and listen. 2018 The University of Cambridge. Content: CC BY-NC-ND.

24 May 2022: Daniel Pett. Principal Investigator. Dan was previously Digital Humanities lead at the British Museum, where he designed and implemented digital innovation connecting humanities research, museum practice, and the creative industries. ... He is an

24 May 2022: Hayley2020 – brief reflections. 24 May 2022. 04 Jan 2021. 02 May 2019. On Tuesday, June 20th 1797, the writer and scholar William Hayley received this letter from his dearest friend, the poet William Cowper. It was unsigned. 11 Feb 2019. A poet,

24 May 2022: Naomi Billingsley. Co-Investigator. Naomi Bilingsley is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the John Rylands Research Institute in the University of Manchester, UK and a Visiting Fellow at the Centre

24 May 2022: An Eighteenth century love triangle. A poet, his wife, and “the ugliest of all possible kept mistresses”. In the second instalment of a series on the Fitzwilliam Museum’s Hayley Papers, Lisa Gee introduces an eighteenth-century love triangle.

24 May 2022: From 1998-2014 she was Curator of Manuscripts and Printed Books at Holkham Hall, Norfolk, a role she combined with research projects at the Fitzwilliam Museum (Cambridge Illuminations) and the National

24 May 2022: William Hayley & William Cowper’s “calamitous depression”. On Tuesday, June 20th 1797, the writer and scholar William Hayley received this letter from his dearest friend, the poet William Cowper. It was unsigned. To William Hayley Esqr.