Exploring the real lives of American heiresses in the Gilded Age—the women who inspired HBO’s The Gilded Age.
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How Did People Stay Cool During the Gilded Age?
Before air conditioning, a heatwave required shaded verandas and a lot of ice…
On a hot day, it is hard to imagine life without the soothing hum of an electric fan (or, for us Americans, an air-conditioning unit). We complain, we reach for...
What Was in a Gilded Age Lady’s Handbag?
Not a mobile phone, emergency snack, or water bottle in sight.
A Gilded Age lady’s handbag was a tiny thing, often so dainty that one wonders how it held anything at all.
WATCH: The real Cinderella of the Gilded Age
It's an unbelievable tale!
We all know the fairy tale: a girl in a borrowed gown slips into a masked ball, and a prince sees her. But did the Gilded Age ever produce a real Cinderella?
The Viscountess Who Never Became a Countess
The Californian heiress who married an English earldom, buried her past under a coronet she never quite wore, and reinvented herself twice over.
On the afternoon of the 10th of March, 1894, crowds gathered outside the Church of All Saints...
How the Gilded Age Rich Spent Their Summer Holidays
When London became too hot, high society packed its trunks…
There is something wonderfully familiar about the idea of August in London.
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Historian of the Gilded Age and its Gilded Heiresses and, somewhat unexpectedly, I'm now the 12th Countess of Sandwich. Exploring heritage and high society from both sides of the pond. Master's with Distinction in English Country House Studies.
Cultural historian & writer
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