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The Ghost of Piccadilly Terrace
The Ghost of Piccadilly Terrace

The Ghost of Piccadilly Terrace

The Tales from Lord Byron's Abode with Artist and Storyteller Tee Bylo

  • Piccadilly Terrace
    • A Delightful Situation for ANY Lady!
      • The Lady Takes Charge at Number 13….
      • Sketching the Character of Lord B’s House…
  • To Number 13
    • The Kitchen…
      • Christmas Eve at Piccadilly Terrace…
        • A Sumptuous Meal of Minced Pies?
  • At Home With Lord Byron
    • The Cast of Piccadilly Terrace
      • The Household at Number 13…
      • The Housecalls…
  • One Rambling Recondite!
  • The Artist
    • At Home with the Doyenne of All Things Byron
    • Contact Tee Bylo

The Story. The Creation. The Blog…

Posted on January 15, 2019January 26, 2019

The Agony of a Stroll Along Piccadilly…

Posted on January 15, 2019January 18, 2019

Taking My Leave of Number 13?

Posted on January 12, 2019January 20, 2019

The Makings of a Real Romance?

Posted on January 2, 2019January 20, 2019

The Ghost of Piccadilly.

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The Ghost of Piccadilly

Inspired by the life of the poet Lord Byron, the ‘Ghost of Piccadilly’ is the story of a 12th scale historical house which has enjoyed world wide recognition – however, the story is FAR from over!

In Search of a Poet’s Society…

RSS A Rambling Recondite…

  • Far from the Scenes of Birth and Youth…
  • Thursday’s Angel Child HAS Far to Go!

A Polite Tourist Peregrinates

As much as I love Lord Byron, I am also a fan of his much maligned spouse! She was buried on this day in 1860 and one glorious October afternoon, the @graveyardsquirrel paid a visit to Kensal Green Cemetery to her elegant grave which can be found in the shadow of the Chapel. #ByronBlogging #LordByron #RegencyRecondite #LadyByron #BloggingByron
#OnThisDay in 1792, Anne Isabella Milbanke was born at Elemore Hall County Durham, the only child of Sir Ralph and the former Judith Wentworth. In 1815 at her childhood home Seaham Hall, history would take her on a different path upon her marriage to the romantic poet Lord Byron. #ByronBlogging #LordByron #RegencyRecondite #LadyByron #BloggingByron
#ThursdayThoughts Whatever your thoughts on Lord B’s ‘Princess of Parallelograms’ - what IS fascinating is that we have a photographic image of the woman who actually KNEW him! #ByronBlogging #LordByron #RegencyRecondite #LadyByron #BloggingByron
#OnThisDay in 1860 and with her beloved granddaughter and namesake Anne Isabella Noel King by her side, Lady Byron died from the effects of a serious chest infection. She survived her estranged spouse, the celebrated Lord B by 36 years and their only daughter Augusta Ada Lovelace by some 8 years. #ByronBlogging #LordByron #RegencyRecondite #LadyByron #BloggingByron
"For life is but a vision - what I see..' ~ A Fragment (1816) #FlashbackFriday to the day on a visit to Hucknall Notts and when we left this Daffodil tribute to the fabulous Lord B who died #OnThisDay in 1824 in Missolonghi, Greece at the age of 36. #MementoMori #LordByron #BloggingByron
"But I have lived, and have not lived in vain" #LordByron It's strange to think that the man who died #OnThisDay in 1824 and who I have spent SO much of my time reading about and admiring his poetry WAS/IS right there under my feet! #MementoMori #BloggingByron

At Home With Lord Byron...

A Twelfth Cake in the Drawing Room of 13 Piccadilly Terrace in the Year 1815.Garret... William Fletcher's Bedroom (13 Piccadilly Terrace circa 1815)Kitchen... The Table (13 Piccadilly Terrace circa 1815)Kitchen... The Silver Service (13 Piccadilly Terrace circa 1815)Kitchen... The Fire Bellows (13 Piccadilly Terrace circa 1815)Kitchen... Cleaning the Carrots (13 Piccadilly Terrace circa 1815)Kitchen... The Fire (13 Piccadilly Terrace circa 1815)
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