Historical and Primary Sources
- The Book of English Trades and Library of the Useful Arts
- British History Online -
- New York Public Library Digital gallery - All collection guide
- Recent Antiquarian Acquisitions The Lewis Walpole Library Yale University - a treasure trove of ephemera from the 18th and 19th centuries
- Gallica Bibliotheque - French National Library Online
- The Peerage
- Peerage Law in England
- Primary Source Nexus -
- Los Angeles Public Library - online digital archive
- A History of the Cries of London by Charles Hindley
Sources for all things Regency
- Regency England 1790 - 1830
- The Georgian Index
- Memorials of St. James Street Together with the Annals of Almack's by E. Beresford Chancellor, M.A. - a book written in 1922 that "attempts to trace the history of one of London's most notable thoroughfares and has been undertaken because nobody has done it before."
- The Regency Library - Research for writers
- La Bon Genre - whimsical look at life in Paris 1827
- Historical and Regency Romance UK
- Hearts Through History - a writing resource
- Writers in the Storm
- The Regency Redingote
- A Victorian - a comprehensive collection of all things Victorian
Fashion Resources
- Commitment to Costume - a blog by a Maryland curator of fashion
- The Regency Library of Fashion
- Fashion in Paris - published 1898
- FIDM Museum and Galleries blog - showcases garments and accessories from the museum; focus on 19th and 20th centuries
- The Dreamstress - fashion, costume, history, textiles
Garden History Resources
- An Essay on the Picturesque by Sir Uvedale Price -
- Mazes and Labyrinths A General Account of their History
- A Dialogue upon the Gardens 1748 by William Gilpin -
- American Gardening with a Love for the English Garden
- A Collection of Roses from Nature - Mary Lawrence 1799
- Les liliacées - Pierre Joseph Redoute
- Les Roses 1817-1824 Pierre Joseph Redoute
- Pomona Britannica or A Collection of the Most Esteemed Fruits with the blossoms and leaves - George Brookshaw 1812
Museums and libraries offer a peek into the past through art, fashion, and the written word. A few favorites are listed:
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met)
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art Libraries
- V&A Search Collections
- Kent State University Museum - A fine collection of fashions from 18th century on
- National Trust Collections - Easily accessible art, architecture, furnishings, fashion, and so much more
- MFA - Museum of Fine Arts Boston
- LACMA - Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- The British Museum -