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The members of the network share updates on network activities and news. To join the network or suggest updates of interest to network members please contact The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies at dch@gammelestrup.dk. Subscribe to the newsletter in the website footer below.

It is also possible to follow the network on Facebook.

Deadline for submissions for the next ENCOUNTER newsletter 9. june 2023.

15.06.2023: New Book: Lauritz de Thurah – Architecture and Worldviews in 18th century Denmark

14.06.2023: Call for Papers: Informal spaces and practices of diplomacy, 1750–1850

14.06.2023: The country and manor houses of Kralingen

14.06.2023: Swedish chairs from the Swedish Empire era at the castles of Mälsåker and Örbyhus

07.06.2023: Programme for the Nordic symposium on manors and manor museums/7th ENCOUNTER Conference

17.03.2023: Danish Manors and Country Houses on Instagram

17.03.2023: The Espoo Manor project

13.03.2023: Research Centre for Manors in the Baltic Sea Region

13.03.2023: Research project Global connections and local contexts: the material culture of Saltram, c. 1725-1840

13.03.2023: Introducing the Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek

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Who are we?

The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies is a collaboration between Gammel Estrup the Danish Manor Museum, Aarhus University, Aarhus School of Architecture and the National Museum of Denmark. The research centre was established in 2004 with the specific purpose of promoting research, education, documentation and interpretation on the cultural history and heritage of estates and country houses. It was the initiator of the ENCOUNTER (European Network for Country House and Estate Research) and now holds the chairmanship in the steering group and the secretariat for this network as well as the secretariat of the Nordic Network for manorial history.

Dansk Center for Herregårdsforskning

Randersvej 2
8963 Auning
Denmark

T (+45) 86483001
dch@gammelestrup.dk
www.herregaardsforskning.dk

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