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Category: Historical Objects

Posted on:September 16, 2021February 14, 2022Historical Fashion Historical Objects

Treasures of the Tudors: The Bacton Altar Cloth

All this week on Just History Posts’ Facebook and Twitter we are celebrating the treasures of the Tudors! So far this week we have looked at Elizabeth I’s ring, Henry VIII’s hat, and Elizabeth’s prayer book which features the writing of Catherine Parr. Today, we are going to have a look at one of my […]

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Posted on:July 26, 2021February 14, 2022Historical Objects

Historical Objects: Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House

Whilst finding posts to publish daily on my social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter), I always come across a myriad of fascinating historical objects that are beautifully crafted and have incredible histories behind them. I’ve wanted for a very long time to write about some of these objects in more detail on my blog, and so […]

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