The Fabian Society derives its name from this Roman General.

This is one of the most pre-eminent universities of present day and was started by the Fabian Society.

This is the year GBS joined the Fabian Society.

GBS, Graham Walls, Sidney Webb, Sydney Olivier and Annie Besant contributed to this collection of published essays.

The Fabian Society was founded in this year.

The Fabian Society was the foundation of this present day British political party.

This is a popular location just off the strand in Central London where the Fabian Society met.

This tract was what initially drew GBS to the Fabian Society.

This author wrote the 1909 Minority Report to the Commission of the Poor Law that was perhaps the Fabian Society's most remembered contribution.

The Fabian Society lobbied for the introduction of this in London in 1906.

This animal on the Fabian Society's logo represents it's predilection for a slow transition to socialism.

After a rally in this London tourist spot, GBS became convinced of the folly of attempting to challenge police power.

GBS met this woman in the Fabian Society and would go on to make her his wife.

GBS invested one thousand pounds into the magazine published by the Webbs.

GBS moved away from this political ideal to favour gradualism when he joined the Fabian Society.