Regency Reader offers information about Household Staff. Click here to learn more about the hierarchy of Servant Staff in great househo...

The husband of a Jane Austen reader of my blog, Jane Austen's World , wrote to say that " She found it funny that another person ha...

Ah, Wills and Kate are getting married. The tacky wedding souvenir trade is relishing the opportunity to go wild for the next year or so. Cl...

A Thousand Pixels offers beautiful Regency fashion plates, some of which are quite rare. Click here to enter the blog.  September 1812 Fu...

In Debbie Thinks Deep you will find images of a gorgeous scrapbook in homage to Debbie's visit to Jane Austen's house in Chawton....

Dancing in the ballroom at Chawton House Two recent events may spark your interest. One is "Dancing With Mr. Darcy" at Chawton ...

Bath Crescent My Bath obsession continues. Ever since Tony Grant returned from his trip, I have been longing to revisit that gracious cit...

The website, English and French Antique Textiles , offers information on finding rare cloth and lace, or antique clothes, such as an 1815 ch...

Several months ago I set up a group on Facebook called Jane Austen and Her Regency World. I place items of interest about Jane Austen, many...

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Catherine Delors, author of For the King and Mistress of the Revolution , maintains a lush and informative blog about the Georgian era in...

Does this illustration of Jane Austen look familiar? Well, it should. Artist J. Bone (as my friend Laurel Ann of Austenprose pointed out) cr...

Roz Cawley's Autumn Cottage Diarist is like taking a step back in time towards a kindler, gentler England. The photographs are excelle...

Solitary Elegance is a website that offers beautiful Regency inspired wallpaper, a Northanger Abbey Adaptations page designed for those wh...

Jane Austen's Fiction Manuscripts are now available in a digitized version online. These facsimiles offer Jane Austen's novels in a...

Recently Katherine, the author of The Regency Redingote , had to move her blog over to Wordpress. I visit the site often to find informatio...

Want to purchase a garment towards your very own Regency costume? Check out the Antique and Vintage Dress Gallery, 1750-1840's page! Thi...

Sue Wilkes, author of Regency Chesire, offers soundbites from history in her blog, Sue Wilkes . She lives in England; thus visitors to her ...

The Jane Austen Society of North America cannot be overlooked in our Friday Follows. Featuring the incomparable publications of Persuasion...

Perhaps I am stating the obvious, but a Follow Friday without mentioning this juggernaut Jane Austen site would be foolish in the extreme. I...