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Regarding Edwardian Promenade, she is cheating a little by stretching the period from about 1880 to 1914, since it creates nice, round thirty-five year figure, but in terms of society, politics, technology, etc, the time span is accurate if one were to ignore the neat time limits of the reigns of Victoria and Edward VII. Ultimately, the author is an enthusiast of the Edwardian era, and as such, hopes to share this fascinating period with her visitors through the medium of blogging.
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Nice work on the Edwardian era.
I’ve put together a web site on the Edwardian actress – Edna May – once I started to research her, it snowballed.
Please stop by for a visit.
Let me know if you would like me to put a link on my site for yours.
all the best !
Charlie
Thanks for stopping by Charlie! I’ll add your link asap!
Thank you Evangeline.
I’ll setup a link to your site as well.
Wow! This is a beautiful website! Thank you for creating it.
Very interesting, useful and beautiful blog! Congratulations!
Just in case you are not familiar with the work of artist-historian George Stuart and his remarkable Historical Figures,
we invite you to visit the English section of our website at http://www.galleryhistoricalfigures.com/englishfigures.php.
Feel free to use any of the images with credit.
Please let us know how you like the Historical Figures and the website.
Enjoy!
Leroy Becker
Executive Director
Historical Figures Foundation
Dear Madam,
I must ask your patience in the first as i continue to struggle with the great flexibility of contemporary technology, i hope this is an acceptable means of communication.
I wish to ask if it would be possible to offer a link to your Blog. I am in the process of updating my website which includes a link to my own blog i should also like to offer yours to those wishing to learn more of the Edwardian. My own endeavours are artistic and though rooted in the Social and Cultural history of the Edwardian also presenting the history is out of keeping with the purpose of the site and conceptual basis for my work.
It is with some joy i have encountered your blog and feel it should be a most beneficial resource for as many as are interested because it is so very informative.
Please write if you are open to this arrangement, and if you could perhaps suggest some clever way in which such a link might be made i should be most grateful.
With kindest regards,
Anna Sullivan