Classical Encounters in England's North East

1. Introduction - The Editors; I. INSTITUTIONS AND EDUCATION; 2. The Northumberland and Durham Classical Association, from 1912 onwards - Jennifer Ingleheart; 3. Spennymoor Classics: Tales from the Pit University - Henry Stead; 4. Hadrian in hiding? Investigating access to Classics education in the North East of England - Arlene Holmes-Henderson and Laura Hope; II. CLASSICS FOR AND BY THE PEOPLE; 5. Stories of Marsden: Roman Remains, Revolution and the Rights of Man - Lilah Grace Canevaro and Mirko Canevaro; 6. A Historical Pageant, the People's Theatre and the North-East: Amateur Theatre and the Classical World in 1930s Newcastle - Rory McInnes-Gibbons; 7. A Communist on the Wall: Frank Graham in the Days of the Romans - Matthew Kilburn; III. ARCHITECTURE AND ART; 8. Temples of Knowledge: The Classical Architecture of Public Libraries and Mechanicsâ Institutes in North-East England 1668-1939 - Richard Pears; 9. Keystones and Social Identity in the Classical Architecture of Newcastle and Northumberland - Edmund Thomas; 10. Presenting Claudia: a Roman Princess in Newcastle Cathedral - Cora Beth Fraser; IV. MUSA AELIANA; 11. Teesside Novelistsâ Ancient Underclass: Barry Unsworth and Pat Barker - Edith Hall; 12. Classics and Identity in Poetry of the North East - Edith Hall; 13. Connecting Things - Maureen Almond; V. WALL STORIES; 14. The Wall and its Saviour; 19th-Century Discovery and Study of Hadrianâs Wall by John Clayton - Frances McIntosh; 15. Oxford Classics on the Roman frontier: Eric Birley and the Legacy of Francis Haverfield - Martha Lovell Stewart; 16. The commemoration of Hadrianâs Wall in cultural events since 2000 - Richard Hingley.