BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563969 DTSTART:20150825T130000Z DTEND:20150826T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563970 DTSTART:20150901T130000Z DTEND:20150902T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563971 DTSTART:20150908T130000Z DTEND:20150909T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563972 DTSTART:20150915T130000Z DTEND:20150916T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563973 DTSTART:20150922T130000Z DTEND:20150923T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563974 DTSTART:20150929T130000Z DTEND:20150930T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563975 DTSTART:20151006T130000Z DTEND:20151007T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563976 DTSTART:20151013T130000Z DTEND:20151014T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563977 DTSTART:20151020T130000Z DTEND:20151021T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563978 DTSTART:20151027T130000Z DTEND:20151028T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563979 DTSTART:20151103T140000Z DTEND:20151104T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563980 DTSTART:20151110T140000Z DTEND:20151111T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563981 DTSTART:20151117T140000Z DTEND:20151118T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563982 DTSTART:20151124T140000Z DTEND:20151125T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563983 DTSTART:20151201T140000Z DTEND:20151202T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563984 DTSTART:20151208T140000Z DTEND:20151209T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563985 DTSTART:20151215T140000Z DTEND:20151216T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563986 DTSTART:20151222T140000Z DTEND:20151223T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563987 DTSTART:20151229T140000Z DTEND:20151230T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563988 DTSTART:20160105T140000Z DTEND:20160106T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563989 DTSTART:20160112T140000Z DTEND:20160113T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563990 DTSTART:20160119T140000Z DTEND:20160120T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563991 DTSTART:20160126T140000Z DTEND:20160127T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563992 DTSTART:20160202T140000Z DTEND:20160203T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563993 DTSTART:20160209T140000Z DTEND:20160210T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563994 DTSTART:20160216T140000Z DTEND:20160217T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563995 DTSTART:20160223T140000Z DTEND:20160224T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563996 DTSTART:20160301T140000Z DTEND:20160302T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563997 DTSTART:20160308T140000Z DTEND:20160309T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563998 DTSTART:20160315T130000Z DTEND:20160316T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1563999 DTSTART:20160322T130000Z DTEND:20160323T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564000 DTSTART:20160329T130000Z DTEND:20160330T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564001 DTSTART:20160405T130000Z DTEND:20160406T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564002 DTSTART:20160412T130000Z DTEND:20160413T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564003 DTSTART:20160419T130000Z DTEND:20160420T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564004 DTSTART:20160426T130000Z DTEND:20160427T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564005 DTSTART:20160503T130000Z DTEND:20160504T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564006 DTSTART:20160510T130000Z DTEND:20160511T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564007 DTSTART:20160517T130000Z DTEND:20160518T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564008 DTSTART:20160524T130000Z DTEND:20160525T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564009 DTSTART:20160531T130000Z DTEND:20160601T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564010 DTSTART:20160607T130000Z DTEND:20160608T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564011 DTSTART:20160614T130000Z DTEND:20160615T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564012 DTSTART:20160621T130000Z DTEND:20160622T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260607T024308Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1564013 DTSTART:20160628T130000Z DTEND:20160629T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Jane Austen’s beloved novel Emma turns 200 in 2016! To celeb rate\, the Goucher College Library is spotlighting one of the treasures of our world-class Jane Austen Collection: the very rare first American edi tion of Emma\, published in Philadelphia in 1816 by Matthew Carey. Our ex hibit tells the fascinating story of how and why this novel came to be pri nted in America\, without Austen’s knowledge\, only months after the fir st English edition was released. We trace the eventful history of our par ticular copy—one of only six copies now known to exist—and introduce v iewers to its distinguished owners who include the Countess of Dalhousie a nd the English poet Siegfried Sassoon\, as well as\, Goucher alumna and co llector Alberta H. Burke. A gallery of delightful illustrations and cover art from editions of Emma over the years and around the world concludes t he exhibit. \n\nThe exhibit is part of the Goucher College Library’s EMM A IN AMERICA CAMPAIGN which features events\, lectures\, and an interactiv e website to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel Em ma. \n \n\nSee more at EmmaInAmerica.org. GEO:39.407907;-76.593252 LOCATION:Hyman Forum of the Athenaeum\, Special Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Emma in America: Jane Austen’s Novel through Two Centuries URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/emma_in_america_jane_austens _novel_through_two_centuries CATEGORIES:Friends of the Library END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR