Sponsored by The Rosenbach Literature Program Fund. Registration This is a FREE virtual program held on Zoom. Please check your spam folder for the Zoom link. If you have questions about registration, please call (215) 732-1600 or email [email protected]. Registration opens for Delancey Society members on August 4, for members on August 6, and for the general (more…)
Registration General admission is $15. Student admission is $10. Rosenbach members receive a 50% discount on general admission. Delancey Society members receive free admission to In Conversation With The Rosenbach. Not a member? We invite you to join upon registration. Click here for more information about membership. This is an in-person event at The Rosenbach. Please check your spam folder for (more…)
This program is sponsored by Lily and Peter Ferry. Registration General admission is $15. Student admission is $10. Rosenbach members receive a 50% discount on general admission. Delancey Society members receive free admission to In Conversation With The Rosenbach. Not a member? We invite you to join upon registration. Click here for more information about membership. This is an (more…)
This program is sponsored by Pamela and Peter Freyd. Registration General admission is $15. Student admission is $10. Rosenbach members receive a 50% discount on general admission. Delancey Society members receive free admission to In Conversation With The Rosenbach. Not a member? We invite you to join upon registration. Click here for more information about membership. This is an (more…)
This blog post was written by Andrew White Sitting by the front and back door of the Rosenbach brothers’ Delancey Place home, these boots dreaded rainy days on which they suffered the discomfort of being used as umbrella stands. Phillip and A.S.W. Rosenbach—our museum’s founders—lived on Delancey Place from 1926 till their deaths in the …
The following objects were selected by The Rosenbach’s Collections Department staff as examples from across our collections of women who broke barriers in their eras, cultures, and professions. They changed the world around them and became role models for those who followed in their footsteps. Amy Lowell (1874-1924), typed letter signed to A. Edward …
Join us for a very special Q&A with Mark Gatiss, co-creator of the new BBC Dracula. Mark will join Sundays with Dracula host Edward G. Pettit to chat about his lifelong interest in the most famous vampire of all-time and answer your questions live. Make sure you include your email with your registration, so we (more…)
Dacre Stoker’s compelling and informative multimedia presentation, Stoker on Stoker, the Mysteries behind the Writing of Dracula, weaves together the details of Dracula’s history with Bram Stoker’s life in Dublin and London, and Stoker family lore, separating fact from popular fiction and revealing the truth about all things Stoker and Dracula. Illustrated with Dacre’s own collection of never before (more…)
A conversation about the history of Dracula film adaptations between author David J. Skal and Sundays with Dracula host Edward G. Pettit. Skal is the author of numerous books on vampires and horror, including The Monster Show: A Cultural History of Horror and Hollywood Gothic: The Tangled Web of Dracula from Novel to Stage to (more…)
The Spanish Empire was one of the western world’s first global colonial superpowers, and its great wealth was built on the extraction of natural resources by enslaved labor in Central and South America. The Rosenbach is home to a collection of manuscripts and books from the 1500s and 1600s that record the conquest of Mexico. (more…)