The Royal Family are associated with a
large number of organisations and charities, with these
relationships often dating back many years. This is particularly
true of the Not Forgotten Association, being celebrated this week
on the official Royal Family social media accounts to mark Charity
Tuesday. The origins of the association began in 1919, when Marta
Cunningham, an American soprano…
Margaret Greville is not a commonly known
name. However, her legacy can be seen on several members of the
British Royal Family to this day. Many of the tiaras, necklaces,
and brooches worn today in the royal family were originally owned
by The Hon. Mrs Ronald Greville, but…
The Grand Duchess Vladimir Tiara is one
of the most impressive pieces in The Queen’s tiara collection. It
is one of her favourite tiaras and is frequently worn for different
events. It is notable, not only for its sheer size and brilliance
but for the fact that it can be…
Princess Louise, the sixth child and
fourth daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, holds an
interesting spot in history. She supported higher education for
women and feminist causes and was closely involved in the arts –
not at all common for a Victorian princess. In opposition to her
siblings, her mother wanted her to marry a British suitor rather
than a foreign one. Louise married…
George III is rather well-known as a
British monarch – The King who lost America, the father of a very
large family, the one who went mad. When people think of him, it
either tends to be as the devoted family man he was in his early
life or his quiet madness in later…
There are a number of events in English
royal history that seem extraordinary and unbelievable, but the
warming pan scandal has to be at the top of the list. The son of
James II and Mary of Modena had a very interesting start to life
and would be questioned for…
For many people, Queen Elizabeth the
Queen Mother represented the very heart of Britain. Her
steadfastness and dedication to Britain during the Second World War
largely defines her legacy. However, she was also the Last Empress
of India. Early Life Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was the youngest
daughter and second youngest child of a Scottish nobleman, Claude
Bowes-Lyon and Cecelia…
Welcome to the show, to the Histo-remix-
the six queens of Henry VIII are taking over Broadway. Tudor
history will be taking centre stage on 13 February 2020 at the
Brooks Atkinson Theatre in New York with Six the Musical making its
Broadway debut. Six the Musical…
On 29 January 1820, George IV ascended
the throne to become the King of Great Britain. The oldest child of
King George III and Queen Charlotte, George IV is remembered for
his role as Regent and style setter rather than his reign as
King. George IV’s lasting legacy…
Canada has been in the news for a number
of reasons lately. Globally, we have come to the forefront, though,
as the new possible home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
When the news of their potential departure from the Royal Family
was released last week, the couple mentioned North America. Given
that they had just spent a six-week vacation in Canada, it seemed a
logical conclusion.
