by Christine Trent | Oct 16, 2017 | Podcast: The Queen is not Amused
Opened on May 1, 1851, by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the Great Exhibition was the first of the World’s Fair exhibitions of culture and industry. Albert, the Prince Consort, was a major force behind the exhibition, which contained some 100,000 objects, by...
by Christine Trent | Aug 21, 2017 | Podcast: The Queen is not Amused
Albert and Victoria are renowned as one of the greatest royal love matches in history. But was it really love at first sight? And was their relationship—despite the nine children the couple produced—always one of great harmony and joy? This podcast...
by Christine Trent | Jul 1, 2017 | Podcast: The Queen is not Amused
In this episode, we explore the magnificent pomp and circumstance surrounding the ascension of the second-longest reigning monarch of Great Britain, Queen Victoria. By the time she assumed the throne at the tender age of 18, she had overcome a stifling and lonely...
by Christine Trent | Jun 26, 2017 | Podcast: The Queen is not Amused
Welcome to the 4th episode of The Queen is Not Amused, where we examine the life of a truly wonderful Victorian, Joseph Lister. A British surgeon known as the pioneer of antiseptic surgery, Lister was single-handedly responsible for reducing surgical deaths by 80%....
by Christine Trent | Feb 16, 2017 | Historical Trivia
With the recent release of the Queen Victoria miniseries on PBS there has been an increased interest in Her Majesty. The Lady of Ashes fans are familiar from reading about Violet Harper’s acquaintance with Her Majesty that the Queen has many thoughts, spanning many...
