To mark the latest exhibition at Kelmscott House, our October Coffee with a Curator talk will highlight some of the...
To mark the latest exhibition at Kelmscott House, our October Coffee with a Curator talk will highlight some of the treasures from the collection that feature in this beautiful display.Marion Helena Stephenson née Deverell (1885-1972) lived at Kelmscott House from 1926 to 1972. Marion was a keen Morrisian, enthusiastic collector of Morris artefacts, and friend of May Morris. In 1970 she bequeathed her home to the William Morris Society as well as many Morris treasures, including original Morris & Co. designs, embroideries by May Morris, and Kelmscott Press books, enabling the formation of the Society’s museum.Please join us as we explore the intriguing stories behind Marion’s life and work, and how the Society’s Morris & Company collection was founded within William Morris’s own riverside home.
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26 Upper Mall, Hammersmith, London, Greater London, W6 9TA
020 8741 3735
Opening times
Thursdays 2pm-5pm
Saturdays 2pm-5pm
Sundays 2pm-5pm
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PLEASE NOTE THAT KELMSCOTT HOUSE ITSELF IS PRIVATELY OWNED AND NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
The Society is based in the Coach house and Basement.
School groups and private tours are welcomed. Please email wmsadmin@williammorrissociety.org to arrange.
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