Walks Through Regency London

The ten walks are illustrated with photographs and original Regency prints from my collection and include a walk through the City of London taking in no fewer than three notorious prisons on the way; an excursion south of the river to Southwark for a gruesome operating theatre and the only old coaching inn left in London and a stroll through the scandalous and fashionable St James’s area passing the site of Almack’s and the burial place of Beau Brummell’s grandparents.

46 pages with more than 30 full colour illustrations from original Regency prints.

For total price including post and packing please email me stating country of residence.

Read an account of the St James’s walk with some lovely photographs at www.accomplishedyounglady.com (entry for 21 March 2011)

Comments from purchasers of Walks Through Regency London

“A fascinating guide to Regency London, illuminating and absorbing for the explorer and the reader alike.”

—Nicola Cornick

“London is a fascinating and exciting city and your book added yet another dimension for me. I am already planning my next trip back!”

—Nancy H.

“The book came in yesterday and it looks great!! I'm planning to do several walks! Counting down already!”

—Ingeborg

“All your research has resulted in a wonderful book that will bring pleasure and information to many readers.”

—Elizabeth J.

“I've already started reading it, and dreaming of the day when I can stop dreaming, and actually go see those sights for myself through my own eyes with your book as my companion. Thank you so much for the speedy delivery!”

—Kayla A

“It is a terrific book and will be of much use for my research on Lord Byron.”

—TB