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1. museumcrush.org › 6-places-to-find-virginia-woolfSix places to find Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Set

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   Celebrated English author Virginia Woolf was a crucial member at the heart of the Bloomsbury Set, who spun their tangled webs over the south east of England. Here is our selection of the best places to visit to get a glimpse into the inner workings of Woolf and this infamous, and influential, group.

2. www.architecturaldigest.com › story › a-virginiaA Virginia Woolf–Inspired Tour of England | Architectural Digest

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   The iconic writer Virginia Woolf is the inspiration behind the 2020 Met Gala theme, and her legacy lives on at these four historic properties

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   Who was Virginia Woolf?

   • Celebrated English author Virginia Woolf was a crucial member at the heart of the Bloomsbury Set, who spun their tangled webs over the south east of England. Here is our selection of the best places to visit to get a glimpse into the inner workings of Woolf and this infamous, and influential, group.

   Six places to find Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Set

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   Did Virginia Woolf live in St Ives?

   • Celebrating St. Ives’s outsized role in Woolf’s life, and a marker in its own right for how far the town has grown, is the recently refurbished and extended Tate St. Ives, one of only two branches of the art museum outside London, which runs “Virginia Woolf: An Exhibition Inspired by Her Writings” until April 29 in its sprawling new hall.

   In Search of Virginia Woolf’s Lost Eden in Cornwall

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   Where did Virginia Woolf die?

   • Virginia Woolf lived here until her suicide in 1941 in the nearby River Ouse. Her cremated remains, and those of Leonard when he passed in 1969, were scattered underneath a couple of elm trees nicknamed ‘Leonard and Virginia’ by the pair. Today, busts of the couple sit atop a wall where the elms once stood. A blue plaque in Gordon Square.

   Six places to find Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Set

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   Why did Virginia Woolf live in London?

   • The pair moved permanently to the property in 1940 after their London home suffered damage during the war, and both stayed here for the rest of their lives. Virginia Woolf lived here until her suicide in 1941 in the nearby River Ouse.

   Six places to find Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Set

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4. artsandculture.google.com › story › 1wXhSk5yw18IiwTake a Tour of Virginia Woolf’s Life in London — Google Arts ...

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   Take a Tour of Virginia Woolf’s Life in London. Get an insight into what inspired the author with Street View. By Google Arts & Culture. Virginia Woolf (test plate for “The Dinner Party”)...

5. www.nytimes.com › 2018/02/26 › travelIn Search of Virginia Woolf’s Lost Eden in Cornwall ...

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   Andy Haslam for The New York Times. Bell, one of Woolf’s greatest confidantes, received a rather alarming letter, written on Christmas Day, 1909. “I went for a walk in Regents Park yesterday ...

6. miscellanynews.org › visiting-the-woolf-museumVisiting the Woolf museum – The Miscellany News

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   Sep 14, 2016 · Sitting in the lawn chairs on the bowling green, looking out toward the pale coastal cliffs in the warm spring sun, visitors can feel connected to the place that Virginia loved so much, to the beautiful natural world that inspired the literary revolutionary who lived and wrote there.

7. www.camdenpeoplesmuseum.org › exhibits › bust-ofCamden People's Museum — Bust of Virginia Woolf

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   The bronze bust in Tavistock Square was bought by the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain in 2003 and unveiled by Anne Olivier Bell in 2004. It marks Virginia Woolf’s long connection with Bloomsbury, where she lived for over 35 years.

8. fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk › plan-your-visit › exhibitionsVirginia Woolf: An exhibition inspired by her writings

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   Virginia Woolf: An exhibition inspired by her writings. Home. Visit Us. Exhibition listing. Details. This exhibition is now in our archive. This exhibition is inspired by the work of celebrated author and pioneering feminist Virginia Woolf (1882–1941).