Stories of Inuit captives in the 1570s, Cherokee delegations in the 1760s, Hawaiian royals in the 1820s, and more – as well as the memory of these travellers in present-day communities – show the ways in which London is one ground of Indigenous history and settler colonialism. Join us on January 28...
Taming Nature captures the spectacular range of American gardens, from subsistence food cultivation to medicinal plants and local dyestuffs. Now on view in the MacMillan Reading Room
This year’s cohort comes from a wide range of institutions, countries, and disciplines, working on topics ranging from hairstyles in the colonial world of the Habsburgs to Anglo-Dutch slavery in Rhode Island. Meet the 2018-2019 JCB fellowship cohort and join us in welcoming an extraordinary group of students...
