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The Truth About Reformed Rakes: Victorian Views on Marrying a Scoundrel
When it came to marriage, many Victorian ladies firmly believed that a reformed rake was superior to other men....
Read MoreSeaside Fashions of the 19th Century
Seaside resorts in England—whether in Brighton, Bournemouth, or Burnham-on-Sea—were as much a place to flaunt one’s style as London itself during the season....
Read More19th Century Fortune-Telling: From the Drawing Room to the Court Room
Crystal gazing, palmistry, and other forms of fortune-telling were quite popular during the 19th century....
Read MoreThe 1830s in Fashionable Gowns: A Visual Guide to the Decade
The 1830s was a bridge between the gigot-sleeved confections of the 1820s and the tight-sleeved, form-fitting bodices of the 1840s....
Read MoreThe Evolution of the 19th Century Gown: A Visual Guide
A decade-by-decade visual guide to the gowns in the 19th century....
Read MoreThe Last Ravens in 19th Century London
According to nineteenth century ornithologist William Henry Hudson, the last pair of wild ravens in London resided in a large elm tree in Hyde Park....
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