Grove , Sir , George , 1820-1900 , Knight , civil engineer writer on music Oldham , Anne , fl mid-late 19th century , of Dublin, Ireland

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Grove , Sir , George , 1820-1900 , Knight , civil engineer writer on music Oldham , Anne , fl mid-late 19th century , of Dublin, Ireland

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        Sir George Grove, Director of the Royal College of Music, entered into a special relationship with Edith Oldham (1865-1950), a music student from Dublin, who first came to the college in 1883 and which lasted until the end of his life. In this sequence of long and emotional letters, he admitted to her his innermost thoughts and feelings, and to much of the workings of the RCM and the musical establishment. Edith Oldham later returned to Ireland (her married surname was Best), where she continued to work on behalf of musical education.

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