Over the last two months TV stations have been queuing up to film in the Royal Pavilion. Not surprising, given its wonderfully over-the-top, exotic and vibrant looks. I am studying for a doctorate in Art History, and have been based … Continued
On the 5th February 1811, George became the Prince Regent. To mark the 200th anniversary of the Regency Act, we take a brief look at the life of the Prince of Wales. George IV George, Prince of Wales, was born … Continued
With Valentine’s Day approaching we take the chance to view a private letter between the illegally married Mrs Fitzherbert and George IV. Letter from Mrs Fitzherbert to The Prince of Wales To – The Prince of Wales From – Mrs Fitzherbert Dated – October … Continued
1911 Dance Card [slideshow]HA106891 This dance card was produced for the Children’s Fancy Dress Ball held on Twelfth Night, 6 January 1911. Generally, a dance card would have been used by a woman to list the names of her dancing … Continued
With the opening of the ice rink at the Royal Pavilion in November, it may come as a surprise to many to learn that the first ice rink in Brighton opened in 1897. The rink was in Middle Street but … Continued
At the end of March, we opened a new room on the Royal Pavilion visitor route – what I call ‘a small room with a big story’. Here, visitors who turn off their audio guides and step away from tales … Continued
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