Click on an image below.
- ▼1920s
- ►American Civil War
- ►Bath
- ►Domestic History
- ►Etiquette Through Time
- ►Historic Beauty
- ►Historic London
- ►Historical Architecture
- ►Historical Fashion
- ►Musings
- ►Netherlands and Belgium 2009
- ▼Old Journals and Books
- 1920s Advertisements
- A Murder Most Foul in 1741
- Gothic Fun -- A Short Story from 1894
- Hot Fashion Trends for Winter 1816
- Minding Your Manners in 1884: Leaving Calling Cards, Making Introductions, and Seating Your Dinner Guests
- More from The Ladies' Home Journal, 1921
- The Mystery of Love, Courtship and Marriage Explained -- Handkerchief and Fan Flirtations
- Valentine's Day Edition: The Language of Flowers, How to Write a Victorian Love Letter, and Parasol Flirtations
- ►Regency England – General History
- ►Scandinavia
- ►Short Stories
- ►Uncategorized
- ►Victorian England – General History
- ►Victorian Marriage and Courtship
- ►Wales 2010
Follow me on
- Learn more about my December 2013 release
Scopri di piu' I segreti di un lord
Learn more about Rakes and Radishes
Download my Southern short story THE HOMEMAKER
Top Posts & Pages
- Fashion during the Civil War - 1864
- French Fashion - 1910
- More Victorian Love Letters and the Basics of Postage Stamp Flirtation
- Beauty Secrets of the Regency Lady -- Have Cheeks like Roses in Bloom
- Lest We Forget - Emmeline Pankhurst, Ada Wright and Black Friday
- Paris Fashion in 1917
- Victorian Language of Flowers with illustrations by Kate Greenaway. Flowers A through C
- On Morning Calls and Hosting Dinner Parties, Balls and Routs in the Late Regency
- Fashion from Journal Des Dames et Des Modes 1818 -- Part I
Meta