- The Ghost of Piccadilly
- Lady Brigante
- The Lord Byron Appreciation Group
- The Webster Wedderburn Family
- Regency History
- The Byron Society
- 1812 Now
- The Newstead Abbey Byron Society
- Amy McLean – Author. Writer. Film Vlogger
- The Life and Times of Lord Byron
- The Regency Town House
- Cook Like a Servant
- The History of Love
- A Covent Garden Gilflurt’s Guide to Life ‘Glorious Georgian Dispatches from the Long 18th Century…’
- One London One
- Jane Austen’s London ‘Exploring the World of Late Georgian and Regency London’
- The Regency Redingote
- Hathaways of Haworth Blog! An Entertaining History Blog…
- Sew 18th Century
- Yet Another Period Drama Blog
- Past Now ‘History, Arts and Stuff’
- Elegance of Fashion
- Two Nerdy History Girls
- The Duchess of Devonshire’s Gossip Guide to the 18th Century
- The Georgian Group
- Jane Austen’s World
- Royal Descent
- Joanna Waugh ‘Weaving Regency History into Timeless Romance’
- Map of London 1818
- I Lodge in Grub Street EC2
- The Regency World of Lesley-Anne McLeod
- All Things Georgian
- Jane Austen Today
- The Risky Regencies
- Madame Guillotine
- The Journal of a Georgian Gentleman
- Prinny’s Tailor
- Mimi Matthews ‘Romance. Literature. History’
- Scandalous Women
- Nancy Meyer Regency Researcher
- The Cozy Drawing Room
- Peter Cochran’s Website – Film Reviews, Poems, Byron…
- London Historians’ Blog (Random Musings About London’s History)
- World of the Marchioness ~ A Journey Through the Life, Times and Experiences of Women in the Long Eighteenth Century
- Letters from the Exile ~ Italy and the Fatal Gift of Beauty
- Fairfax House York
- London Calling
- Old Fashioned Charm
- Regency Ramble
- The History Girls
- Spitalfields Life
- NineteenTeen (Being a Teen in the Nineteenth Century)
- Regency Reader
- Historical Hussies
- Making History Tart and Titillating
- Georgiana Circle: Women Healing History
- Landed families of Britain and Ireland
- The Wicked Lord Byron
- Newstead Abbey Partnership
- Regency Explorer
- The Life of Wellington
- London Historian’s Blog
- Regency England (1790-1830)
- The Things That Catch My Eye
- Mrs Finnegen’s ADVICE from the 1830
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