What did a Regency lady wear under her dress? It's time to mention the unmentionables and uncover a Regency lady's underwear. π€π³
Tag: history
Royal Crescent: The Best Address in Bath
The Royal Crescent was the most desirable address in Bath in the late 1700s. Click here to learn more about the famous Georgian terrace. π π
Eggs, Pride, Re-writes and Bath
Eggs, Pride, re-writes and Bath. It's a mix of topics on my blog today. Click here to find out what the hell I'm writing about. π³ πβπ»π
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. π°π
Cocktails and Dreams: World Cocktail Day!
13th May is World Cocktail Day! Click here to learn more about the history of the beverage, and which one is my favourite. πΉπΈ
Country Dances: A Means to Encourage Affection
For International Dance Day, I babble about the country dances we read so much about in Regency romances. Click here to learn more. ππ»πΊπ»
Historical Footwear: Give Me All the Shoes
It's National Foot Week, so I'm going to babble about historical footwear. Click here to learn more about the history of shoes. πππ π‘
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?
Mrs Griggs: The Georgian Cat Lady
While doing research, I came across a real Georgian cat lady who collected feline companions. Click here to learn more. ππΊπββ¬
The National Gallery Reaches 200
The National Gallery in London is 200 years old! Click here to learn more about the UK's national collection, first displayed in 1824. πΌοΈ