Regency Women of Character: Ladies in Masquerade
From the April 1802 issue of The Lady’s Monthly Museum, comes a story of two young women who determine, for survival, the need to masquerade Continue
From the April 1802 issue of The Lady’s Monthly Museum, comes a story of two young women who determine, for survival, the need to masquerade Continue
The Journal of the Friends’ Historical Society (1927) In 1801, Ann Barber of Eckington married William Alexander, and they began their life in London. Ann Continue
Anne Gunn nee Young (1756-1813) was a Scottish music teacher and inventor of a set of board games, Musical Games, created to teach children musical Continue
From La Belle Assemblée October 1817 issue. Many moons ago, we did a post on Sarah Siddons here: Regency Women of Character: Sarah Siddons – Continue