The Victorian polymath
The Victorian polymath
Following the publication Georgio Tribbioli’s video account of his family’s involvement in protecting the contents of the Museo Bicknell in World War […]
Nel novembre 2024, abbiamo sentito parlare da Tim Leach della famiglia Tribbioli/Taggiasco e del Museo Bicknell. Potete leggere i fatti principali in […]
On November 2024 we heard from Tim Leach about the family Tribbioli/Taggiasco and the Museo Bicknell. You can read the basic facts […]
Charles Quest Ritson, expert writer on gardens and the Riviera, sent me a fascinating insight into the British in Bordighera in 1907. […]
We were delighted this week to receive a video from our friend Tim Leach in Tende, the resting place of another friend, […]
We are delighted to publish here three papers of interest to our readers and important as resources on our web site for […]
Gisella Merello (storica, ricercatrice e scrittrice di Bordighera, e Compagna dell’Associazione Clarence Bicknell) ha onorato l’Associazione Clarence Bicknell chiedendoci di pubblicare su […]
Excerpt… set off in search of the largest Ficus macrophylla in western Europe. The tree, commonly known as the strangler fig, was […]
Questa è una foto affascinante; Pier Rossi, Bordighera.net, grazie per la condivisione. Non avevamo le informazioni a portata di mano quando Valerie […]
Like many a younger son of a moneyed 19th-century family, Clarence Bicknell went into the Church. This was a matter of genuine […]