Dragging Up The Past
KaliRambling about my love for history by sharing stories about the past, with a big focus on women's history. I love diving into all areas of history, from the Ancient Romans to Victorian London, but my all time favourite period is the early modern era!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Lady Grace Mildmay : Tudor medicine woman and religious writer
Lady Grace Sharington Mildmay by an Unknown Artist (?-1620)
Katherine Parr, Lady Jane Grey, & Sudeley Castle
Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds stands an 1,000 year old historic gem. There is one extraordinary woman associated with this place of crumbling ruins, beautiful gardens and history seeped within it’s very walls. It’s name is Sudeley C...
Victorian Girl-bosses : Mary Carr & the Forty Elephants
If you’ve watched the new historical drama A Thousand Blows, that’s now streaming on Disney +, then you may be familiar with one of the main characters : Mary Carr. After watching the show, I knew I would be in awe of this woman. It’s rare ...
A visit to the Richard III Visitor Centre
The Wars of The Roses is one of my favourite periods in history and I was so excited to visit this small but insightful museum! As you begin to walk around, you quite literally walk through history. Starting with family trees of the signifi...
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Second year BA history student | Writer for The Ill-Fated Wives of Henry VIII | Museum volunteer | Lover of medieval and early modern history
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