Other
(My complete GMD bio/commentary
is here).
Bibliography
On this page you will mostly find photographs and some odd miscellaneous items that didn't fit into any other category, or that were leftovers. Remember, there are also a few photographs in the book that you won't find here nor anywhere else (or at least not likely).
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 George MacDonald |
 Novalis |
 C.S. Lewis |
 Charles Williams |
 G.K. Chesterton |
Family Pictures
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 Louisa MacDonald's sisters - Angela and Caroline Powell |
 Louisa MacDonald's sister - Charlotte Powell |
 George MacDonald Senior - 1822 |
 George MacDonald's cousin - Helen MacKay, Age-23 |
 Louisa MacDonald's father - James Powell, Age-86 |
 Louisa MacDonald - 1885 |
 George MacDonald - 1880 |
 George and Louisa on their golden anniversary - 1901 |
Friends
.
 Richard Watson Gilder - 1873 |
 Poet - Alfred, Lord Tennyson, photographed by Lewis Carroll |
 Poet - Robert Browning |
Lecture Tour Ship
The only known photo of the SS Malta is on the Lecture Tour
page.
Here are two drawings of her however, and one photo of her sister
ship - the SS Tarifa.
 SS Malta |
 SS Malta shipwrecked - 1889 |
 SS Tarifa |
Odds and Ends
 Sketch of the big room at Casa Coraggio by Irene Macdonald |
 The Cowper-Temple's mansion - Broadlands, where George MacDonald, John Ruskin, and several others gave lectures |
 Drawing room at Broadlands still much the way it looked in MacDonald's day |
 19 century group at Broadlands; exact date & people are unknown |
 Photo titled: "Fair Rosamond" by Lewis Carroll; these may be two of MacDonald's children |
 George MacDonald's emblem |
 Alexander Munro's studio where Lewis Carroll first met the MacDonald children |
 Gravesite of E.T.A. Hoffmann (note he changed his third name from Wolfgang to Amadeus though the tombstone does not reflect this) |
 Japanese edition of North Wind |
 Blackfriar's Church (also known as Old College Church) where George and his brother Charles attended for a time in young adulthood |
Sound Files
There is no known audio or film of George MacDonald,
however; there are some of his friends and admirers
| G.K.
Chesterton on YouTube Hear segments from all four of the only known sound recordings ever made by Chesterton You can now buy all four of the Chesterton recordings on one CD: You can also get Chesterton's entire recording of "The Spices of Life" on CD at CDBaby and CDConnection among other places |
C.S.
Lewis on YouTube
Speaking about his friend and fellow MacDonald admirer, Charles Williams |
Alfred, Lord Tennyson MP3
Reciting his poem, The Charge of the Heavy Brigade" - date 1890; barely discernable |
Robert
Browning MP3
Reciting from his poem - "How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix", recorded at a dinner party given by Browning's friend, the artist Rudolf Lehmann - date 1889; barely discernable; George MacDonald may very well be among those attending and we may be hearing his voice among the cheering crowd at the end
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