Tag: Women’s History
3 Suffragettes You Should Know
As it is Women’s History Month in the UK and the US, we will be exploring women’s history throughout the centuries all month. (Although, let’s be honest- you will typically find that here anyways.) And I thought there is no better way to start off […]
2026 Women’s History Month
We find ourselves at Women’s History Month once again! (Canada celebrates WHM in October, so each year I celebrate in both March and October.) It is 2026 and women are still the butt of the joke, we are considered lesser, and our accomplishments are ignored. […]
Book Bite: Portrait of a Woman by Bridget Quinn
As someone who is interested in art history but has no actual training in it, I find that a lot of books written for the general reading public focus on the same artists. And I understand to a degree- they want to capitalise on what […]
Consort of the Month: Anne, Princess of Orange
I originally started this series to highlight the royal consorts who have largely been forgotten from our collective memory- they are in the records, but beyond that, they are rarely ever mentioned. This also applies to royal daughters and sisters. The consort for this month […]
Consort of the Month: Empress Marie Louise
A new year is upon us, meaning that we have more royal consorts to explore! Sometimes consorts are infamous, such as Marie Antoinette or Anne Boleyn. Occasionally they are remembered for being dedicated, like Queen Charlotte. However, most are sadly left in the shadows of […]





