The collection has been described as 'one of the finest Hughes collections in private hands'
The Poet Laureate, who died in October 1998 at his home in Devon, was born in Mytholmroyd in West Yorkshire in 1930 and moved to Mexborough in South Yorkshire as a child.
He is was known as much for his poetry and children’s books, as for his short six-year marriage to Plath, who had a history of mental health problems and died by suicide months after he left her. The Huddersfield exhibition focuses on Hughes’ work, his relationships with his family, friends and colleagues, and on the friendship between Hughes and Mark Hinchliffe, who died in 2019.
Dr Steve Ely, director of the Ted Hughes Network at the University added they’re “delighted” to have acquired Mr Hinchliffe’s “outstanding” collection.
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