WILLIAM MORRIS: PLACES Places where Morris lived and worked Water House (now the William Morris Gallery): http://www.lbwf.gov.uk/wmg/ Red House Merton Abbey Kelmscott House Kelmscott Manor All Saints Church, Middleton Cheney: situated near Banbury, All Saints Church is just two miles east of Junction 11 on the M40. The church is a gem for those interested in the work of William Morris and his associates. The church, built in 1302, contains much Pre-Raphaelite stained glass and Morris' 1865 design for two very large painted ceilings in the Church. The Church is now open every Friday and Saturday between 12.00 noon and 1.00 p.m. A church guide is available at 50p. For larger groups, when pre-arranged, tea and coffee may be purchased. The ceiling can also be partially floodlit on request. No commercial photography permitted without full prior written permission from the Church Wardens. Telephone 01295-712265 and ask for Bob. Collections of Morris's Works For a guide to the location of less accessible Morris books, see Eugene LeMire, A Bibliography of William Morris. Dover: Oak Knoll Press, 2006. For a guide to the location of Morris manuscripts, see Kenneth Goodwin, William Morris: A Preliminary Handlist of Manuscripts and Documents, Washington DC: William Morris Society, 1983. For poems, see "A List of All Morris’s Poems," http://morrisedition.uiowa.edu/listpoems.html. HOME · LIFE · ART · WRITING · SOCIAL THOUGHT NEWS/EVENTS · JOIN · THE SOCIETY · CONTACT US LAST UPDATE 21 OCT 2007 · PLEASE REPORT BROKEN LINKS TO WEBMASTER @ MORRISSOCIETY.ORG