Talking about Kelmscott

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	How Kelmscott Manor was saved	An edited version of the 1960's film by Dick Dufty & Peter Locke.
	'If I Can' hanging	Textile expert Linda Parry talks about William Morris's first attempt at embroidery, the 'If I Can' hanging.
	Red House embroidery	Linda Parry describes how William Morris was helped by his wife Jane in the making of embroideries for Red House.
	Icelandic Sagas	Steve Higgins enthuses about Morris's love of Icelandic Sagas.
	Embodying the past	Peter Cormack, Kelmscott Manor's Honorary Curator, describes the importance of buildings for William Morris.

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We have assembled a series of interviews with people who have insights into William Morris's life and his extraordinary breadth of interests, all mirrored by the collection at Kelmscott Manor.

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