The Swan Hotel: Then and Now’s Substack
The Swan Hotel: Then and NowMy house stands as the only home in the world built on top of a medieval coach house. Join us as we uncover stories from its history.
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The Disappeared – Ice, Ice Baby
Not long after I moved into my house, I found a battered old gas-meter book tucked behind an electrical box in the hallway. The name inside was Mrs W. M. Harris, who lived here between 1966 and 1974.
The First Widow of Swan Avenue
The first person to live in my house lost her husband just days after moving in – and only a week before their last child was born. Once I found her name, I couldn’t stop thinking about her, or about the impact his death might have had on t...
Beer, Beards, and Beatings: Hastings in the Old Papers
I’ve found a curious connection between my home, a naval tragedy, Robert Tressell and Paul McCartney. I still need to check more before I risk making a silly mistake, but following up on that research has led me to spend more time with Vict...
Digging the Dirt (not about Epstein)
Last week, I posted some photos of my medieval cellar in the UK, along with a short note about digging up a small patch of floor that had been buried under concrete since around 1890. I was hoping to find signs of a 17th-century skittle yar...
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