sensitivities of politics past, ongoing preservation, and today's nervy ambiguities. The works contrast and the architecture and decoration of the Red Lodge but none sit too comfortably, and the friction they create subtly transforms this Elizabethan house. Media and performance The Ithaca Axis performed a roaming piece of theatre, parts of which were set in the Great Oak Room and the Garden. In 2013, Galliard Films made an online documentary as a fun, informal way of looking into some of the history of the Red Lodge. On 10 February 2016, the Red Lodge was used in the BBC Four documentary Queen Elizabeth I: A Timewatch Guide with shots of Vanessa Collingridge in the Reception Room, Great Oak Room, and knot garden. In December 2020, local poet Emma Williams published 'The Wicked Girls of Red Lodge' as Writer in Residence at Red Lodge, part of the Poetic City project. The podcast, artwork and blogpost used the archives including Mary Carpenter's journals as a starting point to imagine the lives of the girls living in Red Lodge as a Victorian Reform school. See also The Georgian House Museum Bristol Museum & Art Gallery Bristol Archives Blaise Castle House Museum References External links The Red Lodge Museum Twitter Instagram The Red Lodge Reformatory BBC Profile Houses completed in 1580 Gardens in Bristol Grade I listed buildings in Bristol Grade I listed houses Grade I listed museum buildings Historic house museums in Bristol Houses in Bristol Museums in Bristol Georgian architecture in Bristol 1580 establishments in England