Lisa | Regency Relatives

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Hello, I'm Lisa. Family historian with a love of the Regency era, strong tea, and research rabbit holes. Honest about the chaos of genealogy. Founder of Regency Relatives: regencyrelatives.co.uk

Black-and-white publicity photograph of Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau. Dressed in the character's signature detective outfit—a deerstalker-style hat, light trench coat, dark leather gloves, and moustache—he peers intently through a large magnifying glass while looking upward with a thoughtful, slightly suspicious expression. The close-up composition emphasises Clouseau's comic detective persona.
A silver laptop sits open on a dark outdoor table in a sunny back garden, displaying genealogy resource files on Google Drive. Beside it is a peach-coloured mug labelled "MUM" and a drinking glass. The garden features a neatly mown lawn, paved patio, flowering shrubs, a small greenhouse, string lights overhead, and comfortable outdoor seating beneath a bright blue sky with a few clouds.
A compostable takeaway coffee cup on a picnic table outside The National Archives at Kew. Benches overlook the lake, with birds wandering across the grass on a bright, cloudless summer day. The scene captures a peaceful pause during a day spent researching historical records.
Short video clip taken at a train station just as the London Waterloo train is arriving. It's a beautiful sunny day with blue skies. The station is in Portchester, and is in an elevated position. You can see Portsdown Hill in the background with lots of houses in between.
Regency style engraving featuring a gentleman writing with quite a large quill in a record book
The entrance to The National Archives. The building is largely made of glass squares, with concrete pillars.
A pale green historic building in Portsmouth with an ornate dark timber doorway and cream-coloured door bearing the name "Buckingham House." Mounted beside the entrance are several commemorative plaques, including a red plaque stating that George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, was assassinated by John Felton on 23 August 1628. Black railings with gold finials frame the foreground, while potted plants and palm-like foliage surround the entrance, creating a distinctive streetscape scene.
A single, beautiful, dark pink rose and foliage in a sunny garden