# Event Details - **Event Name**: Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives - **Event Start and End Date**: Sat, 17 Oct, 2026 at 10:00 am – Sat, 17 Oct, 2026 at 05:30 pm (+01:00) - **Event Description**: An academic conference showcasing new research on fifteenth-century England and Europe, supported by The Yorkist History Trust.About this EventStories from Beyond the Page:New Research from Fifteenth-Century ArchivesOn 17 October 2026, the Yorkist History Trust will organise a conference showcasing research projects which have received support from the Trust in the past years.Seven scholars from all stages of the academic trajectory will present important new findings from their research on fifteenth-century England and Europe, with a focus on (among other things) the book trade, material culture in big cities, political news reports and the travelling of information, the agency of religious women, and manuscript studies.Join us in person for this exciting series of academic papers! The conference will take place on Saturday 17 October, 10AM to 5.30PM in the Reemtsma Auditorium, at The Warburg Institute, Woburn Square, London.Programme:10 – 10.25: Registration, tea and coffee10.25: Opening remarks and welcome: Christian Steer10.30 – 12.15: Session I Chair: Christian SteerMatthew Payne (Westminster Abbey) - A Curious Acquaintanceship: Robert Fabyan, William Lily and the Purchase of Books in Italy in the 1490sJames Hartley (University of Oxford) - The Blood of Kings: A Study of Brasenose MS 91Edward L. Meek (Independent Scholar) - Dispatches from the Diplomatic Frontline: Burgundian Reports from England in 148012.15 – 13.45: Lunch (own arrangements)13:45 – 15.00: Session II Chair: Joanna LaynesmithDavid Harry (University of Chester) - Brewing for Eternity: Alehouses and Perpetual Chantries in the Records of St Nicholas Shambles, Newgate, LondonEliot Benbow (Institute of Historical Research) - From the Everyday to the Extraordinary: Material Culture Bequests from the Probate Registers of London (1449-83)15 – 15.45: Tea and coffee15.45 – 17.00: Session III Chair: Maryanne KowaleskiVirigina Bainbridge (Independent Scholar) - Social Climbing in Fifteenth-century England: Abbess Constance Browne of Syon and Family Patronage of Elite Religious InstitutionTed Westervelt (Library of Congress, Washington DC) - Un royaume en petit: Insights from the Duchy of Lancaster Registers, 1478-148517.00: Closing Remarks: Christian LiddyTickets are 10 GBP each. Tea and coffee will be provided on site, while lunch is at own arrangement.For more information on the Yorkist History Trust, its mission, past academic activities and funded publications, please visit their website:https://yorkisthistorytrust.org/Image caption: Pierre Coustain (attr.), posthumous panel painting of the coat of arms of King Edward IV, ca.1481. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum. - **Event URL**: https://allevents.in/london/stories-from-beyond-the-page-new-research-from-fifteenth-century-archives/100001992494073410 - **Event Categories**: business, conferences, art, fine-arts, trips-adventures - **Interested Audience**: - total_interested_count: 0 - **Event Highlights**: - Duration: 7 hours 30 minutes - Location: Warburg Institute - Languages: English ## Ticket Details - **Ticket Price Range**: min: 10, max: 10, currency: GBP ## Event venue details - **city**: London - **state**: EN - **country**: United Kingdom - **location**: Warburg Institute - **lat**: 51.5233696 - **long**: -0.1301902 - **full address**: Warburg Institute, Woburn Square, London, United Kingdom ## Event gallery - **Alt text**: Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives - **Image URL**: https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events8/banners/5f558ae90f7b8f1f3e045c6a1d3c5e2a8c6aa3bb66398427e5a8bb8b578b39c6-rimg-w1200-h1955-dc191811-gmir.jpg?v=1785068095 ## FAQs - **Q**: When and where is Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives being held? - **A:** Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives takes place on Sat, 17 Oct, 2026 at 10:00 am to Sat, 17 Oct, 2026 at 05:30 pm at Warburg Institute, Woburn Square, London, United Kingdom. - **Q**: Who is organizing Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives? - **A:** Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives is organized by The Yorkist History Trust. - **Q**: Who is this event for? Is it right for me? - **A:** Stories from Beyond the Page: New Research from Fifteenth-Century Archives is ideal for professionals, entrepreneurs, startup founders, and networking enthusiasts eager to grow their connections. Whether you're a first-time attendee or a longtime enthusiast in London, this event is thoughtfully curated to deliver a standout experience worth every moment. 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