British Library
[Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. He invites Ellen Terry to visit Italy for his marriage, to see Nellie [Elena Meo] and children [Nelly Craig and Edward Craig], and stay as long as she...
British Library
[13 June 1912] From Nell Padgett to Lady Nell [Ellen Terry]. She remarks on Ellen Terry's illness; reports on visit to Tower Cottage with Curd to design garden (with diagram); she reports on development of her o...
British Library
[6 March 1908] From A. P. Watt to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He quotes a letter from Hutchinson stating their intention to publish Mrs Carew's [Ellen Terry] book at a low price and an illustrated larger format,...
Smallhythe Place
[Undated] "The Children in Shakespeare's Play". By Ellen Terry. Impression of lecture by Ellen Terry on The Children in Shakespeare's Play spoken by Florence Locke; signed by Countess Caroline Ellicombe.
British Library
[1911] Ellen Terry's recital tour, listing venues from 1 December in Tunbridge Wells to 3 Feb 1912 in Brighton; annotated with amendments by [Ellen Terry].
British Library
[16 November 1910] Yale Dramatic Association. Contains two poems to Ellen Terry on her arrival in New York.
British Library
[23 April 1917] Illustration of Ellen Terry as Portia and Lady Forbes-Robertson as Juliet. Annotated by Ellen Terry and date added.
British Library
[28 April 1906] Inscribed by Ellen Terry for Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]; includes illustrations of Ellen Terry and reproductions of signatures of cast.
Smallhythe Place
[Undated] One of a set of photographs of Ellen Terry and others in various roles: Queen Catherine; Ellen Terry; in a group with James Carew, Neilson Terry and a...
Smallhythe Place
[Undated] One of a set of photographs of Ellen Terry and others in various roles: Ellen Terry as Nance Oldfield, Madame Sans Gene, Ophelia and with Marion Terry...
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The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project and the Ellen Terry Archive Website Project was supported by the University of Hull.