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"Desperate Romantics" coming soon to BBC2
More information and new promo photos has been released for BBC 2’s new drama, Desperate Romantics, which will air in six-parts beginning mid-July. The series highlights the life of the artistic… more →
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The Adelphi Hotel, Saratoga Springs, Part I
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Denise Eagan wrote 5 days ago: I’ve written blogs about Saratoga Springs, New York before as one of the 19th century hot spot … more →
"Desperate Romantics" coming soon to BBC2
Lady Ashley wrote 1 week ago: More information and new promo photos has been released for BBC 2’s new drama, Desperate Roman … more →
Traveling in the mid-nineteenth century
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Susan Macatee wrote 1 week ago: The summer travel season has arrived, so I thought it would be fun to post a series of suggestions f … more →
Victorian mistresses
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Isabel Roman wrote 1 week ago: Madam Pompadour, we all know her name, she’s the famous or infamous mistress of Louis XIV the Sun Ki … more →
Window Views ~ Heritage Square
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Ellen wrote 3 weeks ago: The windows I’m sharing today are from the Hale House at Heritage Square in Los Angeles. The b … more →
Cranford Season 2
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Lady Ashley wrote 1 month ago: For some reason or other, Cranford was one of those dramas I paid little heed to. It was born before … more →
Old English Costumes: The Talbot Hughes Collection at the V&A
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Vic wrote 1 month ago: Sewing Victory, Talbot Hughes, 1900 Talbot Hughes was a painter of romanticized genre and historical … more →
Let's talk flowers
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Catch the Moment wrote 1 month ago: Flowers have taken on a significant role in ceremonies at least since the time of the ancient Egypti … more →
Regency Mourning
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Vic wrote 1 month ago: Belle Assemblee Morning Dress, 1818 Outward manifestations of grief have changed in mourning rituals … more →
Bundy Museum Visit
homeofhearts wrote 1 month ago: The Bundy Museum is a local museum that is filled with all sorts of historical artifacts from variou … more →
Collection find - Indian Clubs
popecountymuseum wrote 1 month ago: Indian Clubs This pair of Indian Clubs was donated by the Josie Flaten family. They were used as han … more →
Bram Stoker in Real Time
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fleance7 wrote 1 month ago: Image by Mooph via Flickr Here’s a novel idea: Bram Stoker’s Dracula is the story of a vampir … more →
A Breathe of Spring (3)
paripl110707 wrote 1 month ago: Offer stately lilylike amaryllis the companionship of a compatibly colored low-grower, such as thes … more →
Little Dorrit's Conclusion
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Lady Ashley wrote 2 months ago: Sunday saw the conclusion ofLittle Dorrit on PBS Masterpiece—and what a conclusion it was. F … more →
Little Dorrit and Bankruptcy: PBS Masterpiece Classic
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Vic wrote 2 months ago: Society was aware of Mr and Mrs Merdle. Society had said ‘Let us license them; let us know the … more →
CHANGING URBAN LANDSCAPES: Coltea Boulevard in Bucharest 100 years on
Valentin Mandache wrote 2 months ago: The end of the 19thcentury saw the radical urban transformation of Bucharest urban landscape under t … more →
Etiquette - Class With the Countess
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John H. Gohde wrote 2 months ago: It is no accident that LuAnn de Lesseps equates being a Countess with class, while everyone else thi … more →
"Jack the Ripper"
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Melanie Ho Ken | Makeup Artist wrote 2 months ago: Date: October 21, 2007 Location: Blanche Macdonald Centre, Vancouver Model: Andrew Rogers Makeup … more →
Little Dorrit Parts 2 & 3
Lady Ashley wrote 2 months ago: The intricate plot of Little Dorrit is becoming progressively more complicated with each episode, l … more →
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