Regency Resources
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General Regency Resources
| Nancy Mayer, Regency Researcher | A most proper authority on all things Regency | ||
| The London Gazette Online | You can search happenings back to 1665! | ||
| Nature Online | Fro"m the Natural History Museum in London. English and Scottish flora and Fauna types by postal code. Plant, animal, and insects. | ||
| Regency Names | Jo Beverly's Collection of Regency Period Names | ||
| Leigh's 1819 New Picture of London | Everything the Regency writer needs to know about life in London. From how provisions were supplied, to street indexes, places of worship and public buildings. | ||
| Making Fire with Flint & Steel | The procedure for lighting fires in the days before Lucifer sticks. | ||
| Mudeford in Christchurch | The forgotten Regency resort eclipsed by Bournemouth. | ||
| Going Postal with Jane Austen | Information about the postal system during the Regency period. | ||
| 1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue | (archive.org) | ||
| Lady's Monthly Museum | Pages from Lady's Monthly (archive.org) | ||
| Historical Places and Faces from the Regency Period | All in brief. (archive.org) | ||
| Letters from the Past | Provided by The Victorian Web. information about postage costs during The Regency period, franking and who paid what. Many fine examples of period letters. | ||
| Gaskell's Compendium of Forms | Late 19th century but sure to be applicable earlier. Written form of address for letters of condolence and apology, dinner invitations, weddings and balls. (archive.org) | ||
| Jane Austen and Time | Timelines for Lady Susan, The Watsons, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, and Sanditon. |
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