What did a Regency lady wear under her dress? It's time to mention the unmentionables and uncover a Regency lady's underwear. 🤭😳
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. 🏠🏠
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. 🍳 🌈✍🏻🛁
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. 🏰🐉
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. 🍹🍸
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. 💃🏻🕺🏻
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. 👞👟👠👡
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. 🐈😺🐈⬛
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. 🖼️