The Breach House

A revealing new documentary, DH Lawrence: Sex, Exile and Greatness, produced by Odyssey Television for Sky Arts airs at 7pm on Thursday 4th March. With readings from and explorations of his work, the programme shines a light on the miner's son from Eastwood who became one of the greatest writers ...

These plates and mug were kindly donated by a lady who used to work for Broxtowe Borough Council during which time they celebrated the 50th anniversary of the death of DH Lawrence in 1980. The donator is a volunteer with the Nottingham Branch of the Greyhound Trust to which the DHL Society made a...

Light in our Darkness, the DH Lawrence society and Haggs Farm Preservation society Christmas concert, a heart-warming podcast of carols and readings from a virtually recreated Eastwood Congregational Church, is available to listen to until Candlemas, 2nd February on the DH Lawrence society website.

While we aren't open we thought you might enjoy this recording from Sons and Lovers - a scene set at The Breach House when Mrs Morel has the vicar round for tea. Recorded for us brilliantly by actor, Wayne Foskett.

Rag rug project
Progress is being made, against the odds, on our fledgling rag rug project, begun back in January (it seems longer…) after a group of us attended a workshop, kindly given free of charge by Joyce Dandridge, a veteran ‘proggy’ rug designer at Patchings Art Centre near Nottingham. As...

Today would have been the launch of The Breach House garden trail inspired by the plants and flowers in DH Lawrence's novel, Sons and Lovers. Here's a sneak preview until we can welcome you in person.

Happy Birthday to our wonderful gardener, Barbara. She goes above and beyond in her efforts to keep The Breach House garden looking beautiful. We want her to know how grateful we are. Look out for the launch of the virtual garden trail in our next post.

The amazing news from Hansons Auctioneers (www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk) that a recently discovered postcard of 1910 from Lawrence to his then girlfriend Louie Burrows sold for a whopping £3,000 reminded us of our own ongoing postcard project. We invited Lawrence enthusiasts to write to him via B...

A visit to Breach House is not only a chance to experience the ambience of Lawrence's childhood home but also to walk in the countryside about which he wrote so fondly.
A stone's throw from the house, is the largely unaltered landscape where he spent his early years playing in the fields alongsi...