Mrs Finnegan - 1830s Housekeeper
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Mrs Finnegan - 1830s Housekeeper
@_Mrs_Finnegan
Although not a native of BRIGHTON, I have grown to love this Piccadilly of the Seaside, this Soho of the waves and I'm writing a book about it.


Green Roses Are Not That Rare, But They Are Very Unusual. Rosa chinensis viridiflora. Green roses are said to have been around since about 1743, but were not cultivated until the mid 18th Century.They may even be one of the oldest roses of all, along with the single or wild roses

Formidable!? Me?

You can invite THREE of these amazing 19th-century ladies over for tea ☕️ Whom do you pick? 🤔 Top (L to R) A: Anne Brontë B: George Eliot C: Jane Austen D: Elizabeth Barrett Browning Bottom (L to R) E: Charlotte Brontë F: Emily Dickinson G: Emily Brontë H: Elizabeth Gaskell

Be part of a wonderfully immersive afternoon of Regency history, gossip, tea & cake on Sunday 7 June, with the formidable Mrs Finnegan & the ever-proper Mr Cubbage i Price includes Includes a copy of the masterpiece "Love, Life and Laxatives" bit.ly/4tfNLRu PLEASE RT


Top ten? Hmmph she should be first in my humble opinion. I have said my peace.

Did you see these three yesterday?

Three ladies looking for The Regency Town House...

“The bluebell is the sweetest flower that waves in summer air; Its blossoms have the mightiest power, to soothe my spirit’s care.” — Emily Brontë

Benches outside a library in Bulgaria


@_Mrs_Finnegan I warmly recommend 👏👏👏 a visit to Regency Townhouse at any time! If you Mrs Finnegan, will be leading a tour of the House there will be historical backround, served up with wit and charm. And tea! If visitors can get there - do!😊



I scratched off some paint from my white brick fireplace and saw some curios green underneath. I coated it with suddsy water and let it soak for a while, then rubbed it with a washing up sponge. And hey presto, look at those glorious tiles! What lunatic would paint over these?!!

Welcome to #May. #Beltane #weekend #BankHoliday #MayBankHoliday #Art by Emily Duffin



