Henrietta Maria Stanley (née Dillon-Lee), Lady Stanley of Alderley Portrait Print

Henrietta Maria Stanley (née Dillon-Lee), Lady Stanley of Alderley NPG D41871

© National Portrait Gallery, London

by Richard James Lane

Stanley's family moved from Nova Scotia to Florence in 1814 and her grandson Betrand Russell viewed this upbringing as fundamental to her progressive outlook, 'She was downright, free from prudery, and eighteenth-century rather than Victorian in her conversation'. A member of the National Union for the Improvement of Women's Education, her efforts focused on campaigns for women's education. Co-founder of Cambridge University's Girton College, she donated money for the Stanley Library named after her and a laboratory. Founder of Queen's College London and founder... more

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