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Current Research Projects

The Household as Organisation

 

PhD Signe Boeskov
Initiated 2022

Servants at a Great Scale

 

MA Søren Broberg Knudsen
Initiated 2022

In 2024 The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies received grants from The Augustinus Foundation to initiate a PhD project and a database project. These projects aim to shed light on the servants at Danish manor houses throughout history. Press release – 4 million DKK has been allocated for research on servants (press release in Danish).

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      • The Estate Landscape of Fussingø
      • Early Modern Tournaments
      • The Household of the Manor
      • The Equerry (Overstaldmesteren)
      • “I Don’t Think Diamonds Suit Me”
      • The Reformation and the Nobility
      • Ulstrup
      • Mogens Frijs – A biography
      • The Manor House – Ideals versus Practice
      • Inequality Before the Court
      • The Natural Human Being and the Staged Manor House
      • The Manor Houses’ Operational and Farm Buildings
      • Experiencing the Country House
      • The Gentry 1850-1920
      • The Structure, Finances and Running of Estates 1849-1919
      • Neo-Gothic Manor House Architecture in Denmark, 1830-1900

Who are we?

The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies (DCH) is a collaborative initiative involving Aarhus University, the National Museum of Denmark, Aarhus School of Architecture and the Gammel Estrup Manor House Museum. The mission of the Centre, which is based at the Gammel Estrup Manor House Museum, is to promote and coordinate research, the education of researchers, documentation and dissemination within the field of the cultural history of manor houses.

The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies

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8963 Auning
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