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The Countess of Carlisle
The real life inspiration for Alexandre Dumas’s Milady: 17th century socialite and femme fatale, Lucy Hay. Continue reading
Maypole madness
The Puritans banned the maypole and other fun stuff in 1644. Continue reading
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Tagged 17th century enthusiast, Beltane, Greek Easter, May Day, May festival, maypole, Ordinance, Puritans
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The Mystery of the Lobster in the Tower of London
Where’s the lobster in the Tower of London? The chase is on. Continue reading
Posted in 17th century
Tagged Crown Jewels, Jewel Tower, Lobster in the Tower, Plymouth Fountain, sea-monsters, the Tower of London
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Worcester’s Commandery
I’ve always felt a strong connection to the Commandery. It’s history runs deep. As you can imagine, speaking before the Battle of Worcester Society in the Great Hall of the Commandery was an unparalleled thrill. If you missed reading about … Continue reading
Tudor House: 17th century life
Step back in time to the 17th century and visit Weymouth’s Tudor House. Continue reading
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Tagged 17th century social life, Brewer's Quay, Crabchurch Conspiracy, Mark Vine, Tudor House, Weymouth
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Exploring the Banqueting House
Exploring the beauty and history of Whitehall’s Banqueting House Continue reading
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Tagged Anne of Denmark, King Charles I, Reubens, The Banqueting House
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The Household Cavalry
The Household Cavalry has been guarding the Kings and Queens of England since the 17th Century. Join me for a visit. Continue reading
