Love British History
Jo RomeroExploring both the royal and the forgotten stories and people of what is now Britain, especially the period 1100-1750. Articles, chats, recipes and new findings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 65 | Subscribers | Read | joromero.substack.com |
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Forgotten Stories: William and Barbara Jenison and their Extravagant Town House in Newcastle, 1587
When we imagine walking into the home of a sixteenth-century merchant, we probably imagine wooden or plastered walls, a cupboard or two, and maybe a tapestry hanging on the wall for warmth. Wooden chairs and a table, a couple of stools near...
Mince pies, stollen and... a lamprey pie? The Christmas story of Mrs Darke, c1829.
It’s Christmas Eve, and today our ancestors would have been busy getting ready for a season of feasting, prayer and welcoming friends and loved ones.
Forgotten Stories: The Tragic Story of Mary Adams, 1702
Mary Adams was the daughter of a shoemaker based in Reading, Berkshire in the south east of England.
Forgotten Stories: Thomas Appletree, (Accidental) Would-Be Assassin of Tudor London
On the evening of 17 July 1579 Queen Elizabeth I was riding in her barge between Greenwich and Deptford.
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History of 'forgotten' people and stories of what is now Britain with a special emphasis on the period 1100-1750. Order my books at https://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/Jo-Romero/a/5540
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