Experiencing and reflecting on the British Cask Ale Brewing Tradition and the Oxford Pub
Cheers to Another Round: Discovering the Appeal of the Cask Ale Tradition
A Photographic Ethnography of Everyday Life in British Pubs, III
Discover the unique interiors of British pubs through photography, from the nooks of Oxford’s Lamb & Flag to the Thatch Tavern in Stratford-upon-Avon and the cellar door at the Cape of Good Hope. Explore pub heritage, culture, and atmosphere through intimate architectural details.
A Photographic Ethnography of Everyday Life in British Pubs, II
These photos ethnographically explores British pub signs as cultural markers—capturing history, community, and character, while reflecting how these façades invite us to imagine the life within, whether entered or simply observed.
Waterways in Southern England
Discover the beauty of water in and around Oxford and London through a collection of stunning photographs capturing reflections, architecture, and the natural flow of England’s iconic urban and rural waterways.
Sociology in a Pint Glass
This past summer as I noted in an earlier post, I had the privilege of leading a study abroad program with Maryville University of Saint Louis and Maryville University Online Our location was Oxford, England where we explored the rich sociological surroundings of local pubs. Our time in Oxford was insightful, as we visited nearly... Continue Reading →
British Pubs
Pubs across London, Brighton, and Oxford offer a vivid snapshot of English culture, each city contributing its own unique flair to this time-honored institution. Interiors of some Oxford Pubs London - 2024 In London, the pubs reflect the city’s dynamic blend of tradition and modernity. Historic interiors often coexist with contemporary touches, creating spaces that... Continue Reading →
Oxford, England – #Oxford
I recently had the opportunity to live in Oxford for four weeks. Known globally for its prestigious educational institutions, Oxford’s long history makes it a city just waiting to be explored. The block that many Maryville students and faculty resided (Juxson & Walton streets) I have tried to embark here in sharing some of that... Continue Reading →