Christmas Morning. London 1860
An extract taken from “For Every Lie” by J E Seaward At eight o’clock on Christmas morning, a clean skinned, rosy cheeked, shiny haired Mary,… Read More »Christmas Morning. London 1860
An extract taken from “For Every Lie” by J E Seaward At eight o’clock on Christmas morning, a clean skinned, rosy cheeked, shiny haired Mary,… Read More »Christmas Morning. London 1860
An extract taken from “For Every Lie” by J E Seaward ‘Violet, I have to do some Christmas shopping, why don’t you come? The… Read More »Christmas Shopping. London 1860
Extract taken from “For Every Lie” by J E Seaward The horrors of a cold Victorian winter did not immediately touch the Atkinsons and the… Read More »A Victorian Winter, London 1860
Unlike the Victorians, when it came to holding a funeral, our earlier ancestors thought less about the pleasantries than getting their deceased relatives sent off… Read More »DEATH, GEORGIAN and VICTORIAN STYLE
West London has always had a special meaning for me – mainly due to the Randell family, my ancestors, having been traceable residents in Hammersmith… Read More »HAMMERSMITH FLYOVER…or shall we go under?