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A Conversation with Elaine Hirschl Ellis on Curating Arts & Crafts Tours

Posted: September 9, 2025

Elaine Hirschl Ellis sat down with The Worlds Times to discuss her lifelong passion for the Arts & Crafts Movement and the unique travel experiences she has been curating for decades. The interview offers a look into the philosophy behind Arts & Crafts Tours, touching on the company’s commitment to small, intimate groups and its […]

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A Trip Down Memory Lane at Standen

May 19, 2021 Peyton Skipwith

Our visit to Standen will be a trip down memory lane for me and an experience I look forward to sharing with you. Apart from the Beale family who bought the property and commissioned Philip Webb to design and build […]

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Interior Nave of the Lincoln Cathedral in England

A Lincoln Surprise – Bloomsbury at the Cathedral

April 10, 2021 Simon Chesters Thompson

I’m a local now, and when out walking my dog across the flatlands a dozen miles south of Lincoln, the cathedral’s an abiding skyline presence – just as it would have been for those working this land nine hundred years […]

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Royal Hospital for Sick Children -Mortuary Chapel Edinburgh

Phoebe Anna Traquair’s Murals at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children

March 22, 2021 Tricia Allerston

In January 2021, a second application for Listed Building Consent relating to the A-listed mortuary chapel building at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children, in Edinburgh, was submitted. This tiny, purpose-built chapel contains the first of five, highly significant sets […]

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New Earswick – An Interesting Experiment Near York

March 8, 2021 Callum Reilly

Located on the outskirts of York, New Earswick was founded in 1902 by the Quaker chocolate manufacturer and philanthropist Joseph Rowntree. The garden village was partly a response to the poor conditions of the city, which had been exposed by […]

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Study of a Boy Playing a Pipe by Phoebe Anna Traquair

Inspiring Women Artists Events @ Marchmont

February 23, 2021 Hugo Burge

Organising an event dedicated to inspirational women artists had a feeling of inevitability to me. The subject matter is fresh, enticing and inspires creativity – which is our ultimate purpose at Marchmont. Its roots, however, lie a decade in the […]

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Bournville: Beautiful Garden Suburb to Birmingham

February 9, 2021 Tim Bridges

In early 2021 planning consent is being considered for massive developments to provide thousands of homes in and around the city centre of Birmingham, including at least 8000 in very tall buildings which would be located on densely built-up sites […]

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Latest Article

A Conversation with Elaine Hirschl Ellis on Curating Arts & Crafts Tours

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A Trip Down Memory Lane at Standen

A Lincoln Surprise – Bloomsbury at the Cathedral

Phoebe Anna Traquair’s Murals at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children

New Earswick – An Interesting Experiment Near York

Inspiring Women Artists Events @ Marchmont

Bournville: Beautiful Garden Suburb to Birmingham

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