By Tim Lambert 1810 A man named Tregonwell buys land and builds the first house at Bournemouth 1836 Sir George Tapps-Gervis decides to create a seaside resort at Bournemouth 1837-38 Westover Villas is built 1838 The Bath Hotel is built 1840 The stagecoach from Christchurch to London begins to call at Bournemouth 1851 The Church… Continue reading A Timeline of Bournemouth
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Some Animal Firsts
By Tim Lambert The first recorded polar bear in England was brought to the Tower of London in 1252. He was allowed to fish in the River Thames on the end of a long chain. The first recorded elephant in England was in 1255 when one was brought to the Tower of London. The first… Continue reading Some Animal Firsts
A History of Suffragette Arson and Bombings
By Tim Lambert In the years from 1912 to 1914 Suffragettes committed crimes like vandalism and arson. They also planted bombs. However, the WSPU did not want votes for all women – only those who met a property qualification. (In Britain not all men could vote, a large minority did not have that right) On… Continue reading A History of Suffragette Arson and Bombings
A Biography of Lady Jane Grey
By Tim Lambert Lady Jane Grey was Queen of England for just nine days. She was born in 1537 (the exact date is not known). Her father, Henry, was the Marquess of Dorset. Her mother, Frances Brandon, was the daughter of Henry VIII’s sister Mary. So Lady Jane was Henry VIII’s granddaughter. At first, she… Continue reading A Biography of Lady Jane Grey
History Homework Support: Learn & Grow
Getting Through History Homework Without the Stress History can be a wild ride. It’s packed with epic battles, sneaky political moves, and game-changing inventions. But when it comes to homework, things can feel less exciting and more… confusing. Staring at a long reading assignment or a tricky essay prompt might make you want to time-travel… Continue reading History Homework Support: Learn & Grow
Countries of Baccarat Game: Top-10 Locations Where It’s Popular
Baccarat is one of the most popular casino games and is widely played. With simple rules, favorable odds for the player, and an attraction for high rollers, baccarat remains very popular in land-based establishments and online casinos. It is now one of the primary games on many casino floors. Baccarat fans are scattered around the… Continue reading Countries of Baccarat Game: Top-10 Locations Where It’s Popular
Personalized Care with In-Home Dog Grooming NYC
Providing the best care for your beloved pet is a top priority for any dog owner. In home dog grooming NYC offers a personalized and convenient solution by bringing professional grooming services directly to your doorstep. This tailored approach ensures that your dog receives the individual attention they deserve, enhancing their overall well-being and making… Continue reading Personalized Care with In-Home Dog Grooming NYC
A Timeline of King’s Lynn
By Tim Lambert 1101 The Bishop gives the people of King’s Lynn the right to hold weekly markets and annual fairs 1204 King John gives King’s Lynn a charter (a document granting the town certain rights) 1348 King’s Lynn is a large and important town with a population of 5,500-6,0000. Wool, grain, and salt are… Continue reading A Timeline of King’s Lynn
A Timeline of Walsall
By Tim Lambert 6th century The Saxons found a village at Walsall 1220 A weekly market begins in Walsall and it turns into a busy little town. Walsall also has annual fairs. 1339 Walsall is allowed 2 annual fairs. Walsall is a little town with a population of about 1,500. 1554 A grammar school opens… Continue reading A Timeline of Walsall
The Impact of British Traditions on Ontario’s Social Scene
Ontario’s social scene has been deeply influenced by British traditions, particularly in the realms of gaming, entertainment, and social institutions. From the historic establishments that marked the rise of British gambling culture to the evolution of modern online gaming platforms, Ontario’s cultural and economic landscape bears the lasting impact of these traditions. British social clubs,… Continue reading The Impact of British Traditions on Ontario’s Social Scene