It is hard to believe that we are almost at the official start of the summer again (here in the Northern Hemisphere). As always, the year is moving along. (In fairness, I think that the Coronation did really make it seem like time was passing […]

Today’s post is a short one, but I hope that everyone is doing well in any case! The blog will be going on hiatus from 14 August to 4 September with a return on Monday, 5 September. I’ve been hit by one of the dreaded […]

This is a bit of a different post for the blog. An Historian About Town is over seven years old now- it will be eight in January 2023! And I love being able to share history, culture, and books with you every week. While I […]

We will soon be coming into the summer months of 2020, which is a little crazy when you think that some places were still technically in spring when the lockdown began. Although the lockdown/ quarantine life looks different depending on where you are, we are […]

Hello everyone! By the time that you are reading this, I will be wandering around London, looking at things that are twice as old as Canada, and taking an obnoxious number of photos. I wanted to share what will be happening with the blog for […]