History in the Making

#RoyalHistoryChat in May and June 2020

Along with much of the world, #RoyalHistoryChat went on hiatus when Covid-19 came into full force around the globe. We all learned to quickly adapt to new realities of staying at home, taking on new responsibilities, and learning new skills. I didn’t want people to feel overwhelmed or bombarded. However, An Historian About Town is busier than ever, and now that we’ve all found our new normal, it’s time. The #RoyalHistoryChat is coming back on Twitter, and anyone is welcome to join in at all. Here is the list of topics for the #RoyalHistoryChat in May/June 2020!

#RoyalHistoryChat in 2020
If you are new to the blog or the chat, I tend to focus on the English/ Scottish/ British royals myself. However, many other chatters follow the other European monarchies, as well as African and Asian monarchies. It is a wonderfully low-key introduction to other monarchies and periods, and everyone is incredibly friendly. (It is also a great opportunity for finding more book, article, podcast, and documentary recommendations!)

If you are new to the chats, we don’t discuss the current living royals (to avoid arguments), but all historic royals are open for discussion! The chat goes throughout the full weekend, to allow people in different time zones to participate, and you can feel free to keep the chat going longer. You can find me on Twitter here!

#RoyalHistoryChat in May and June 2020

#RoyalHistoryChat in May and June 2020 Topics 

16/17 May- Queen Victoria! WIth 18 May being Victoria Day in Canada this year, and focusing on Victoria this month on the blog, I wanted to have one weekend focusing on her alone. Get ready to chat about her family, her relationships, her decisions, and anything else related to Victoria…

30/31 May- Like many of you, I am a reader and a writer! So, we are going to spend the weekend chatting about our favourite Royal Authors and Readers– what royals have written or composed, and what they loved reading…

13/14 June- Which Forgotten Royals are you fascinated by but everyone else seems to have largely forgotten? Get ready to chat about those that seemed to have slipped through the cracks somehow… 

27/28 June- With the summer finally starting here in the Northern Hemisphere, we are going to take a break with some Royal Vacations! Those family visits, the favourite palaces, the yachts, get ready to hit the road with royals past….

Holyroodhouse Palace Fountain

I would love to see everyone participating in these chats- everyone is welcome! There are some really lovely people who join in for each chat, and it is a wonderful environment to discuss your favourite histories and meet new people. 

Cheers,
The Historian
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