What was life like if you had a disability in 18th century Britain? Click here to find out how disabled people lived at that time. ♿👩🏻🦯
Category: Research
Mahogany and Slavery
Mahogany furniture may be beautiful, but the story behind its creation is far from it. Click here to learn about the history of mahogany.🪑
The Nasty History of Syphilis
You may think you don't need to know about syphilis, but it has an interesting history. I don't want you to miss out so read more here. 🦠🧫
The Sweet and Sour History of Sugar
The history of sugar is far from sweet. Click here to learn more about our turbluent relationship with the sweet treat. 🎂🍫🍬
Dean Mahomed: Regency Entrepreneur
Meet the man who introduced British society to shampoo and takeaways. Click here to learn more about Regency entrepreneur, Dean Mahomed. 🧴🧴
A Regency Lady’s Underwear
What did a Regency lady wear under her dress? It's time to mention the unmentionables and uncover a Regency lady's underwear. 🤭😳
Castle Hill: The Brigantes, King Arthur and Dragons
It's Local Community and History Month in the UK! This year I delve into the history of a local landmark, Castle Hill, and there be dragons. 🏰🐉
Lord George Gordon Byron: Georgian Bad Boy or Simply Misunderstood?
200 years ago today, Lord George Gordon Byron died in Greece after fleeing scandal in England. Was he a bad boy, or was he misunderstood?
Mary Anning: The Princess of Palaeontology
Mary Anning is one of the most infuential scientists in British history, but her work was not recognised for 200 years. 🦕🦖
Gay Cruising Along Sodomite’s Walk
Was gay cruising in Georgian Britain a thing? Yes, and you can find out about Sodomite's Walk in London by clicking here. 🏳️🌈