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The Enchanted Palace’s Room of Royal Sorrows

The Dress of Tears suspended above Queen Mary II’s bed in the Room of Royal Sorrows, an immersive art installation using fashion to convey grief and royal history in a historic space.

Immersive Art at Kensington Palace

'Dresses the colour of time' by Boudicca (Image credit: Wildworks and HRP)

Christmastime and the Making of Gentility in Colonial Maryland

Taverns on the Appalachian Frontier

Sign of the Fly on the Turnip, Entertainment by J Davis.

Revolutionary Annapolis in 1774: The Burning of the Peggy Stewart

Detail of large oyster shells, representing Annapolis’s maritime economy, 1774.

Revolutionary Annapolis on Pinkney Street

Young artisan learning traditional craft in Colonial Maryland during the American Revolution.

Masquerade NYC: A Phantom of the Opera Reverie

Annapolis Living Historians Transform Paca’s Folly

Paca's folly, complete with 18th-century costumed interpreters, in the William Paca Garden. 2025.

Budgeting on the Brink of Revolution

I Love Haunted Houses

An unexpected addition to the guided tour, Adelaide Claxton, c. 1875.
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Clara Everhart is a photographer, blogger, and digital communications specialist passionate about how we interpret history. Read more.

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