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Category Archives: Field Trips

Nordic Noir: Creating Denmark’s First Museum of Witchcraft

May 14, 2019by luluannehansen Leave a comment

In December 2018 a small group from the Museum of Southwest Jutland in Denmark, consisting of Lulu Anne Hansen (Head of Historical Research), Mette Slyngborg (Curator), Louise Lindgaard (Research Assistant), […]

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Apotropaia, Early Modern, Emotions, Exhibitions, Field Trips, Guest Posts, Magic, Material Culture, Project Updates, Witchcraft

Walking the Pendle Witch Trail

September 13, 2018by James Brown 1 Comment

One of the unexpected highlights of my work on the Inner Lives project has been my regular extracurricular jaunts into the East Anglian countryside in search of supernatural, and especially […]

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Early Modern, Emotions, Field Trips, Historiography, Material Culture, Modern, Project Updates, Witchcraft

Melancholy Witches, Love Magic, and a Sinister Island: Inner Lives at #isch17

July 6, 2017by James Brown Leave a comment

The project was on the road again last week for the tenth conference of the International Society for Cultural History (26–29 June 2017). The event took as its topic ‘Senses, […]

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Cosmology, Early Modern, Emotions, Events, Field Trips, Historiography, Love, Magic, Medieval, Project Updates, Witchcraft

The Mysterious Case of the Three Hanging Bottles in the Sixteenth-Century Inn

April 3, 2017by Ceri Houlbrook Leave a comment

It’s like the opening scene of a horror film. Kelly Appleton-Swaine, Buildings Conservation Officer for Heritage Lincolnshire, leads the way up the ladders and I follow suit. Clutching torches, we climb […]

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Apotropaia, Early Modern, Field Trips, Magic, Material Culture, Modern, Witchcraft

Witch Stones and Demon Dogs: 6 Chilling East Anglian Landscape Legends

March 16, 2017by James Brown 4 Comments

Since I joined the project in late 2016, a regular extracurricular activity has been a weekend jaunt from my base in Norwich into the countryside of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, and […]

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Apotropaia, Early Modern, Field Trips, Medieval, Project Updates, Witchcraft

Bottle Magic at the Museum of London

March 14, 2016by Ceri Houlbrook 1 Comment

Last week the Inner Lives team was invited to the Museum of London stores by Nigel Jeffries, post-Roman pottery specialist, and James Wright, built heritage specialist. Following conversations on Twitter […]

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Apotropaia, Early Modern, Events, Field Trips, Magic, Material Culture

A Visit to the Horniman Museum Stores

February 27, 2016by Owen Davies Leave a comment

A few weeks ago Ceri and I met up with Tom Crowley, curator at the Horniman Museum, and other guests he had assembled to examine the collection of charms in […]

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Apotropaia, Field Trips, Magic, Material Culture, Modern, Project Updates, Witchcraft

Timber Marks in the Tower of London

January 21, 2016by Ceri Houlbrook Leave a comment

Yesterday (20th January 2016) the Inner Lives team was fortunate enough to be given access to a section of the Tower of London few visitors get to see. Accompanied by […]

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