80 Vincent Square, London
RHS Lindley Library
Free
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1.15pm–1.30pm
Demonstration / Talk / Lecture
Explore the life and works of this genre defining author and disscover how she helped to shape the history of gardening for women in the 19th century, at our free lunchtime show and tell.
Join our Rare Books Librarian as we explore the world of Jane Louden. From a pioneer of science fiction (with her book The Mummy!) to a prominant voice within horticulture, writing an array of books aiming to empower women to try their hand at gardening.
Our informal show and tells offer a 15 minute introduction to the treasures of our Library collection to liven up your lunch break. No need to book, just drop in. RHS membership not required.
The show and tell begins at 1.15pm. Come early to browse our collection of modern titles and changing book displays.
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For any questions, including accessibility enquiries, please email [email protected]
Accessibility: There is step-free access into the main RHS building and Library reception area via a ramped entrance. The Upper Reading Room may be accessed by three steps with a handrail for support, or via a staff-operated lift in the library reception area. We do not have accessible toilets onsite.
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The image in the banner is the frontispiece of Jane Louden's Gardening for Ladies, 1843. Take a browse of our book collection on the RHS Library Catalogue.
The RHS is the UK’s gardening charity, helping people and plants to grow - nurturing a healthier, happier world, one person and one plant at a time.
