Bestselling author of historical fiction & amateur historian. THE SECRET WIFE OF AARON BURR 10/19 (Kensington Books)

Joined December 2010
Publication day has arrived! My new historical novel THE SECRET WIFE OF AARON BURR is available everywhere today. Read more about the real-life inspiration for my unforgettable heroine here: bit.ly/2UD2JnA @KensingtonBooks #histfic
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Stepping away from social media for a few weeks to finish a manuscript. Book deadlines & holidays are never a good mix, but adding in the challenges of 2020 - whew! Wishing you joy, contentment, & peace, for now & in 2021. ❤️ . "Fading Light" by Debra Tate-Sears
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Not to mention his involvement in providing good quality housing for the working classes.
#OnThisDay in 1861 Prince Albert died aged 42. He undertook major architectural projects throughout his life, including Osborne and Balmoral - the houses he and the Queen built as private residences. Read all about ‘Victoria’s Multifaceted Prince’ here: nyti.ms/37sO6HF
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With its holly embroidery & red silk ribbon trim, this 1824 dress from @metmuseum may be THE ultimate festive holiday dress for a 19thc heroine. More in my blog post: bit.ly/348KycY #FashionHistory
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Happy 240th wedding anniversary to Elizabeth Schuyler & Alexander Hamilton, married #OTD in 1780 @SchuylerMansion in Albany, NY. Read more in my blog post here: bit.ly/2JTMUWg
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From the blog archives of All Things Georgian, 'Perfumed Gloves, Ear Covers and Revolving Heels' wp.me/p3JTNy-456 #norwich
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Thread - the next installment on the use of newspaper & magazine pages as wallpaper....
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Susan Holloway Scott retweeted
#UlsterMuseumAdvent Day 11 | This Brussels lace and Irish crochet court dress with beaded train dating 1911 is in our #LaBelleÉpoque exhibition! Here's a behind the scenes look at photographing it - look out for the photos in an online tour soon! #FashionHistory #Dresshistory
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Because we love (and need) Dr. Freeman's stories of American political history....
1/ An elector story. Once upon a time, there was a very very very fraught presidential election. An election where each side thought that the other would likely destroy the United States.
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Another week of #advent and I share this rich red silk German 1828 court dress with gold embroidery around the hem, bodice and puffed gigot sleeves. Imagine how the embroidery would have reflected and looked in candlelight. 🕯 @metmuseum
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Last night's sunset skies from the west side of Manhattan #NYC
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Are these two not gorgeous? A pair of Jacobean ladies of the Trafford family, painted in 1611 (private collection). #17thC #Costume
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#OTD in 1780, Elizabeth Schuyler married Alexander Hamilton in the Best Parlor (pictured below) of her family’s home. Today is their 240th wedding anniversary! 👰 ❤️ 🤵‍♂️
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Artist Reggie Black is projecting a message about the history of slavery in New York City on the façade of the ​Dyckman Farmhouse Museum in Manhattan, where six people were enslaved. #slaveryarchive #twitterstorians hyperallergic.com/606518/ill…
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Susan Holloway Scott retweeted
Evening Warmth by Peter Rotter (Canadian) Oil on Canvas
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This is part of a woman’s loose gown, made in the early 17thC of Italian cut & uncut mulberry-coloured velvet in a pattern of pomegranates & gillyflowers. It features a style of sleeves known as ‘hanging’ & was once decorated with two different types of silver lace. (V&A)
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Susan Holloway Scott retweeted
Today's #ootd is this Dior looking 1959 Bob Bungnand aquamarine silk faille ball gown owned by Elizabeth Parke Firestone, a wealthy woman who lived from 1897 to 1990. She owned numerous haute couture outfits, which are now owned in museums like @clestartshere. #FashionHistory
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