News and Events
Kiplin Hall
June 18 - July 9, 2011
The Kiplin Hall Summer Program is a three-week course that takes place in Richmond, Yorkshire, England and Glengarriff, Ireland. It gives students the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the Romantics, including William Wordsworth and Samuel T. Coleridge, and to write about their own, individual experiences. The course is taught and guided by Professor of English Literature Dr. Richard Gillin and Lecturer in English Mrs. Barbara Gillin.
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Enlarge photos by Olivia Mott '12.
The front of Kiplin Hall, showing the main entrance gate and the left-hand side library addition.
The impending rain over Kiplin Hall's lake-side entrance.
Stephen Cook '12, Steph Hackett '12, Tina Gardner '11, Molly Anderson '12, Erin McAuliffe '14, Holly Irvin '14, Chris Meagher '13, Lisa Maberry '14, and Frank Fitzgibbon in front of their van – ready to set out!
Posing half-way up Helm Crag – still a way to go.
Olivia Mott '12, Michael Nolen '13, Rebecca Sussman '14, Joanna Boczon '12, Molly Anderson '12, Lisa Maberry '14, and Holly Irvin '14 on top of Helm Crag.
Doug Carter '12, Stephen Cook '12, Lisa Maberry '14, and Steph Hackett '12 at the very top of Helm Crag.
Group photo on top of Helm Crag.
Hiking over hill and dale to Rievaulx Abbey.
Rievaulx Abbey.
Allie Schoenauer '14, Rebecca Sussman '14, Olivia Mott '12, and Sarah Masker '13 pose in an archway of Rievaulx Abbey.
Tina Gardner '11, Doug Carter '12, Clare Van Schaik, Zoë Woodbridge '13, and Jim Lyons '13 becoming statues.
Joanna Boczon '12, Erin McAuliffe '14, Holly Irvin '14, Steph Hackett '12, and Molly Anderson '12 join in.
Lisa Maberry '14, Dr. Gillin, Stephen Cook '12, Chris Meagher '13, and Michael Nolen '13 as statues.
Dove Cottage, the first home of poet William Wordsworth.