Georgian Feminism: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, sexual-fluidity and...
Our Queer Lives immersive tours taking place on selected dates at the Tower of ...
Category: Kensington Palace
‘The world becomes more evil everyday’: Happy New Year from the...
New Year’s Cards?
The first English Christmas cards were famously printed in 1843 by busy ...
Who wore it? Researching Queen Victoria's children’s clothes
With the exhibition, Victoria: Woman and Crown, coming to an end at Kensington Palace, ...
Outliers: Queen Victoria's right-hand woman
Season Two of Historic Royal Palaces’ Outliers podcast is here – our history fiction ...
From the archives: Drawings of Kew, Kensington and Banqueting House
In this blog post, curatorial archivist Tom Drysdale presents some of his highlights from ...
Outliers: Mehmet and the Wild Boy in the court of George I
Season Two of HRP’s Outliers podcast is here – our history fiction podcast that ...
Monarchy’s moderniser: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Today is the 200th birthday of Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1819-1861). Professor John R Davis, ...
Plant hunters: Victorian plants are brought to Kensington Palace
As we all know from our history lessons at school, the Victorian era in ...
Queen Victoria: a life in bed
I would not want to give the impression that Queen Victoria (1819-1901) was a ...