Armstrong Browning Library & Museum

In the late 1890s, Sutton Griggs, a Baptist minister and journalist embarked on a new career as a Southern Black novelist. Come and hear Griggs' story as presented by John Gruesser, which includes background on his first novel, "Imperium in Imperio," about a secret Waco-based African-American organization that plots to make war on the U.S. and take over Texas. CAE Credit is available.

British poet and writer Fiona Sampson has produced an online exhibit, "Writing and Responsibility: Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Poetics" which grew out of her digital fellowship with the Armstrong Browning Library & Museum. Her exhibit weaves together the poetry of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her political and social engagements throughout her life using letters and other materials from the Armstrong Browning Library's collection.

The Armstrong Browning Library offers one-month research fellowships for scholars pursuing doctoral, post-doctoral, or equivalent research. Click below to learn and application requirements and deadlines.

The Armstrong Browning Library is currently offering a three-month research fellowship to an established scholar in nineteenth-century studies. Select the button below to learn more and submit your application.