Manning Clark House

The Manning Clark House, designed by renowned architect Robin Boyd in 1952, is located in Canberra, Australia. It was the residence of Professor Manning Clark, a prominent historian, and his wife Dymphna Clark, a linguist and educator. Today, it serves as a community institution, Manning Clark House Inc., fostering creative practice and research in various fields including history, human rights, and the arts. The house hosts a variety of public events such as lectures, art exhibitions, and social gatherings, making it a vibrant hub for intellectual and cultural engagement. Recognized for its architectural significance, the house is listed on the Australian Capital Territory Heritage Register.