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  1. The horrors of working at the White Lead Works, Pimlico

    (All Things Georgian)

    If you think your job is bad, imagine turning up to work in late eighteenth-century London and being greeted by the stench of the Thames at low tide, your hands permanently bleached white by the materials you handled, and a weekly bonus consisting of a gl…

  2. A visit to the National Justice Museum, Nottingham

    (All Things Georgian)

    Today’s article is a little different to my usual ones, but I thought I would share with you a visit I made during the summer to the Nottingham Justice Museum, formerly known as Shire Hall, with the lovely Dr Sara Read, who, during the mock trial and much…

  3. Guest post by Morgan Blake – ‘Regency Letter Writing: An Art and History of Jane Austen’s England’

    (All Things Georgian)

    Today’s guest is new to All Things Georgian, Morgan Blake, who writes regency romance novels and Austenesque variations of Pride & Prejudice that are sometimes steamy, sometimes not.

  4. Guest Post : Charles James Fox and the West Indian Heiress

    (All Things Georgian)

    Welcome back after the summer break and as we are now heading towards the end of the year I have plenty more tales from the Georgian Era.

  5. How a 1672 tragedy may have influenced the raising of Dido Elizabeth Belle

    (All Things Georgian)

    Prompted by an email from a reader, David Lear, this article takes us back long before the Georgian era.

  6. Guest post – Casting a little light upon William Williams of Norwich (fl. 1758 to 1797)

    (All Things Georgian)

    I am delighted to welcome back Jim Symington who has written several articles for All Things Georgian, incuding Catherine Clements and Selina Diana Catherine Milner.

  7. Clifton Parish Lower churchyard, also referred to as ‘The Strangers Burial Ground’

    (All Things Georgian)

    Today I am delighted to welcome back Dr Paul Main, a regular guest to All Things Georgian to share more fascinating information about Bristol.

  8. Phoebe Hessel: Brighton’s 108-Year-Old Soldier

    (All Things Georgian)

    Today’s article is about Phoebe Hessel who lived a remarkable life, in part as a man.

  9. Guest post by R M Healey – John Spencer Smith: an English gentleman on the make in late eighteenth century Constantinople – Part 2

    (All Things Georgian)

    In the previous article, we left John Spencer Smith, the former page boy at the Royal court, Oxford graduate, failed soldier (on half pay as a ‘ reduced lieutenant ‘ of 8th regiment of foot from December 1792 to December 1793 ) and blagger among the diplo…

  10. Guest post by R M Healey – John Spencer Smith: an English gentleman on the make in late eighteenth century Constantinople

    (All Things Georgian)

    I am delighted to welcome back R M Healey, who has written several articles for All Things Georgian who is going to tell us more about an Englishman in Constantinople.

  11. Guest post by Jennie Goutet – 18th century Spa : the Café de l’Europe

    (All Things Georgian)

    I am delighted to welcome a new guest to All Things Georgian, Jennie Goutet.

  12. A Prison Romance – Guest Post by Elaine Thornton

    (All Things Georgian)

    I was delighted when Elaine Thornton contacted me about another story she had unearthed some new information about, so I’ll hand over to Elaine to tell you more about a tale with an unexpected ending.

  13. The fashion for Spring 1826 featuring Urling’s lace

    (All Things Georgian)

    Today, we will take a brief look at spring fashionable London dress from two hundred years ago courtesy of the trusty reference book, Ackermann, Repository of arts, literature, commerce, manufactures, fashions and politics.