Regency Photos

Statue of George Bryan "Beau" Brummell, Jermyn Street, London

Regency-era men's outfit, made fashionable by Beau Brummell

White's Club is still one of the most exclusive gentleman's clubs in London. The bow window (added after the time the Beau Brummell Mystery Series is set) was where Brummell held court.

Floris, purveyor of fine toiletries, where Beau Brummell was known to have shopped. Founded 1730

The Great Hall at Syon House featured in The Bloodied Cravat

Beau Brummell attends a party held in the Long Gallery at Syon house.

The Ante Room at Syon House, a masterpiece by architect Robert Adam

In The Bloodied Cravat, a dead body is discovered in The Turret Room at Syon House

A Girl with a Kitten, by Jean-Baptiste Perronneau, 1745.This is the painting lost by Brummell in Death on a Silver Tray.

Almack's in King Street. As Luttrell wrote,"But banished thence on Wednesday night By Jove, you can do nothing right."

Rotten Row, Hyde Park, London

Beau Brummell obtains his sedan chair in Death on a Silver Tray. Though his looks a little different than this one, you can get a general idea of these wonderful conveyances. Poles were inserted into the black brackets on the sides of the chair. Two strong men, fore and aft, carried the occupant about in elegance. This particular chair is on display in The Pump Room, Bath.

Oatlands, home of HRH Frederica, Duchess of York