Royal Flirt or Femme Fatale?: Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth I, by English School. ©National Trust Images Only the second crowned regnant Queen of England, Elizabeth I’s love ...
$20.00
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Eleanor Coade and her Remarkable Stone
Eleanor Coade was a successful Georgian entrepreneur who created artificial stone for use in monuments, which she called Coade stone. ...
$20.00
Ladies Mile: Shopping in the Gilded Age
During the Gilded Age, the Ladies’ Mile was New York City’s retail center. Because of its popularity, women were able ...
Free
Up and Downstairs: The English Country House Servant
The story of domestic servants is inseparable from the story of the development of the English country house as it ...
$20.00
Sense and Servility: Excess in the Regency
In June 1811, the newly titled Prince Regent held a grand fete, raising his lips to the first glass of ...
$20
A Federal Home on the Hudson: Boscobel House and Gardens
The Armour-Stiner (Octagon) House Boscobel is a historic house museum in Garrison, NY, overlooking the Hudson River. Built between 1804 ...
$40.00
Entertaining in Style: Nancy Astor and Nancy Lancaster
The General Society Library 20 W. 44th Street, New York CityWhen hosting in-person events, Royal Oak must comply with state and local COVID policies. Two American born women and cousins, ...
$25.00 – $40.00
Spirit of England: Gin’s Intoxicating History
Today gin is one of the most popular spirit drinks in England and It has enjoyed a huge revival in ...
$20.00
The Glessner House Chicago, IL
Principal bedroom with De Morgan tiles by James Caulfield Join Royal Oak as we virtually tour the Glessner House. The ...
$40.00
Noble Ambition: The Fall and Rise of the English Country House after WWII
As the sun set slowly on the British Empire, its mansions and great country houses fell and rose. Ancient families ...
$20.00