16th July 2026
In 1885, the Governors of the Charterhouse applied to parliament for the right to sell – for probable demolition –...
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In 1885, the Governors of the Charterhouse applied to parliament for the right to sell – for probable demolition – the grounds of the Charterhouse. They clarified that they did not intend to...
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There are many medieval charterhouses that still exist today beyond the UK in varying tangible forms, and around twenty of these can be found in Germany. This May, I was invited to visit two of these wonderful...
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While beer has been a staple at the Charterhouse since the middle ages, we think our Kitchen Team has found its finest use yet – in a decadent chocolate cake! This wonderful Guinness and Chocolate...
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Delve into research highlighting how the historic land endowments of Thomas Sutton’s charity quietly shaped the urban evolution of its neighbourhood over 400 years. In 1611, the last year of his...
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When Thomas Sutton bequeathed his vast fortune to establish the Charterhouse charity in 1611, his sudden death that year sparked intense legal and political battles. Discover how early Governors navigated...
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How the evolution of the Charterhouse architecture reveals the changing relationship between monks, the local community, and women. When discussing the London Charterhouse, we often focus on when it reached...
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More than just a decorative backdrop, the Great Chamber reveals a fascinating story of political allegiances. The Great Chamber at the Charterhouse was created as the building’s principal ceremonial...
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The Charterhouse Water Maps are four illustrated manuscripts that depict the water system that was built c.1450 to provide the London Charterhouse with fresh running water. They are also technical drawings...
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Is there anything that says ‘summer’ quite like the sight and smell of a lavender bed in full sunshine, buzzing with bees? It’s one of the season’s true pleasures and surely a contributing...
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The Charterhouse, behind high walls on the edge of the City of London, has seen centuries of history and feels far removed from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis. Today the Charterhouse is the site...
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“My aim is to bring new voices into the narrative” As I outlined in my previous blog, I am undertaking a DPhil, another name for a PhD, and in my case it is a Collaborative Doctoral Award (CDA), sometimes...
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This first report from the summer internships in partnership with the Oxford University Careers Service Micro-internship programme and the Crankstart Scholarship programme, addresses questions about Roger...
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