Dr Katie McKeogh speaks on the Thomas Tresham ring
Friday 26th June, 12:30
Join Greens of Cheltenham on stand 314 for a talk by Dr Katie McKeogh on the Sir Thomas Tresham ring.
Katie McKeogh is a religious and cultural historian currently based at Kings College London following a decade at the University of Oxford. Katie’s work is principally concerned with the cultural impact of religious change in Britain in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Her early research was on the circle of the book collector, architectural patron, and outspoken Catholic Sir Thomas Tresham (c.1543-1605). She has published on Catholic manuscript culture, the Tresham circle, and on the Reformation and book culture more broadly.
Katie McKeogh is a religious and cultural historian currently based at Kings College London following a decade at the University of Oxford. Katie’s work is principally concerned with the cultural impact of religious change in Britain in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Her early research was on the circle of the book collector, architectural patron, and outspoken Catholic Sir Thomas Tresham (c.1543-1605). She has published on Catholic manuscript culture, the Tresham circle, and on the Reformation and book culture more broadly.