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Regency Women of Character: Ann Alexander

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The Journal of the Friends’ Historical Society (1927) In 1801, Ann Barber of Eckington married William Alexander, and they began their life in London.  Ann Continue →

Regency Hot Spots: Tavistock Street

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The Original (1850) Tavistock Chapel, a modern interpretation of Gothic architecture, was situated in Tavistock Street, a popular site for milliners, haberdashers, and ornamental goods. Continue →

Regency Advertisements: Mrs. Reina is not dead! She’s making hats.

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  Appearing in the May 1817 Ackermann’s Repository, this ad clearly proclaims Mrs. Reina is alive and well and open for business in Great Newport-Street.