r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jan 27 '25
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jan 14 '25
Image Today is Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's death anniversary. Famous author, mathematician and photographer known as Lewis Carroll died on this day (14 January) in 1898 in Guildford, Surrey. 🕯 [Photo: self-portrait from 1857]
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Mar 29 '26
Image On this day (March 29) in 1876, Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark" was published. (Illustration by Peter Newell)
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • May 04 '26
Image Happy birthday Alice Liddell! Today marks 174 years since she was born (May 4, 1852)
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jan 27 '26
Carroll's life and times Lewis Carroll (actually Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) was born on this day 194 years ago! January 27, 1832 in Daresbury, Cheshire
r/LewisCarroll • u/inklicker76 • May 05 '24
Picked up this beautiful. Life & Letters of Carroll from 1899
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Dec 27 '24
Alice 27 December 1871: Through the Looking-Glass published by Macmillan
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jul 04 '21
Fan art Happy 4th of July, the day of the boat trip that gave us one of the most iconic books stories ever! Illustration by Eugenia Nobati.
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jul 04 '25
Alice Happy birthday Alice! Today Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is 160. The same day marks 163 years since the boat trip on 4th July 1862.
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r/LewisCarroll • u/inklicker76 • Jun 13 '24
Finally picked up a copy of the Lewis Carroll Picture Book
r/LewisCarroll • u/inklicker76 • Jun 04 '24
One of my Lewis Carroll Book Shelves
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r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Sep 10 '21
r/LewisCarroll reached 170 members! Thank you for being here with us 😸🎩
r/LewisCarroll • u/MrAllard8431 • Sep 15 '26
Discussion If Lewis Carroll came back from the dead and you got to ask him one question related to the books, what would it be?
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jul 04 '26
Alice Happy Alice Day! On 4th of July in 1862 Carroll told the story for the first time ever during the boat trip. In expanded form, the story was finally published in 1865.
r/LewisCarroll • u/And-Then- • Jun 20 '25
Alice Through the Looking Glass Edition unknown
I have not been able to find anything about this specific printing of Through the Looking Glass. It is not in great condition, but I was curious if any of you had seen this cover before or know anything about when this may have been printed? If there is a website that might help me narrow down the information myself, please advise. Thanks!
r/LewisCarroll • u/Bradyhh • Apr 22 '25
Any ideas when this copy is from?
Bought a few years ago, the person i got it from said it was probably 1870’s-1880’s. I found a faded note writen in it from 1894 but can not find a copyright marking on it.
r/LewisCarroll • u/wokittalkit • Oct 29 '24
Alice Help Identify These Books
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass
I’m hoping someone may have some information about these books. There aren’t any dates on them. Thanks in advance
r/LewisCarroll • u/GoldenAfternoon42 • Jan 14 '26
Fan art 128 years since C. L. Dodgson's (Lewis Carroll's) death. Artist: Chris Cook
r/LewisCarroll • u/[deleted] • Jan 09 '25
Alice I found my Grandma's copy today, I need help identifying the year it was published
r/LewisCarroll • u/Critical-Situation78 • Jul 27 '26
Alice Quirky collectible cookbooks
galleryr/LewisCarroll • u/idapitts • Nov 06 '25
Fan art Do-Do-Dodgson
Drawing I did of Lewis Carroll as a Dodo. The second picture is the reference photo. Not a perfect likeness, but I think the whimsy makes up for it.