Elizabeth Graham has an MA in eighteenth-century French history from the University of Melbourne; an MA in eighteenth-century French decorative art from the Courtauld Institute of Art; a PhD on eighteenth-century British bathrooms from the University of Edinburgh; and a Grad. Dip. in architectural conservation from the Edinburgh College of Art.  

Her research interests are in the history of comfort, and the relationship between evolving ideas about comfort and advances in domestic technology in the eighteenth century.  She is on the council of the Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland, and is an active campaigner on heritage issues.

Elizabeth Graham Pleasure and Utility Domestic Bathrooms in Britain 1660 – 1815 Copyright Version