The complete and utter written works of Lucy Worsley (2024)

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Books

Queen Victoria, Daughter, Wife, Mother, Widow,Hodder and Stoughton (UK, 2018) St Martin’s Press (US, 2019)

Lady Mary,Bloomsbury Childrens (2017)

Jane Austen at Home,Hodder and Stoughton (UK) St Martin’s Press (US) (2017)

My Name is Victoria,Bloomsbury Childrens (2017)

Eliza Rose,Bloomsbury Childrens (2016)

A Very British Murder,BBC Books (2013)

If Walls Could Talk, An Intimate History of the Home, Faber and Faber / Bloomsbury USA (2011/2012)

Courtiers, The Secret History of Kensington Palace, Faber and Faber / Bloomsbury USA (2010)

The Royal Palaces ofLondon,withDavid Soudenand Brett Dolman, Merrell in association with Historic Royal Palaces (2008)

Cavalier: a Tale of Chivalry, Passion and Great Houses,Faber and Faber /BloomsburyUSA(2007)

Hampton Court Palace – The Official Illustrated History,withDavid Souden, Merrell in association with Historic Royal Palaces,London(2005)

Kirby Hall, English Heritage guidebook (2000)

BolsoverCastle, English Heritage guidebook (2000)

Hardwick Old Hall, English Heritage guidebook (1998)

Contributions to books

Women, Our History, contributed foreword, DK (2019)

Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park, contributed introduction, Folio Society (2017)

Tea fit for a queen – Recipes and drinks for afternoon tea, contributed foreword, Historic Royal Palaces (2015)

The Times Book of Great Women’s Lives, A Celebration in Obituaries, contributed forward,The History Press (2014)

Victoria Revealed, 500 Facts about the Queen and her World, contributor, Historic Royal Palaces (2012)

Discover Kensington Palace, Historic Royal Palaces guidebook (2012)

Beauty, Sex and Power, by Brett Dolman, Olivia Fryman and David Souden, contributed introduction, Historic Royal Palaces and Scala (2012)

Kensington Palace Essential Tales, contributor, Historic Royal Palaces (2010)

Henry VIII 500 Facts, contributor, Historic Royal Palaces (2009)

‘Lost in Delight’ inDiscover the Gardens,HamptonCourtPalaceofficial garden guidebook, Historic Royal Palaces (2008)

‘A Royal Flush’ inHamptonCourtPalaceguidebook, Historic Royal Palaces, (2008)

‘The Menagerie’ in theTower of Londonguidebook, Historic Royal Palaces (2007)

Royalist Refugees: William and Margaret Cavendish at Rubens’ House, 1646-1660, two essays and catalogue entries in exhibition catalogue, the Rubenshuis/Stad Antwerpen (2006)

Case studies inPrisoners of the Tower, TheTowerofLondonas a state prison, 1100-1941, Historic Royal Palaces (2004)

‘Harley, Henrietta Cavendish, countess ofOxfordand Mortimer (1694-1755)’,Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press (2004)

Entries on the great houses of the Midlands,Treasures of England and Wales, Everyman, London (2002)

‘A Set of Seventeenth Century Caesars’ was reproduced inCountry Houses and Collections, An Anthology, ed. Geoffrey Beard, Clifford, Yorkshire (2002) pp.66-7

‘The South Midlands’ inThe Everyman Guide to England and Wales, ed. John Julius Norwich, London (2000)

Articles

‘The Great Armada Myth: Lucy Worsley debunks Elizabeth I’s finest hour’,BBC History Magazine(February 2020) pp. 50-55

‘How Great was Catherine?’ Helen Mirren is Catherine the Great,Radio Times(October 2019)

Matthew Storey and Lucy Worsley, ‘Queen Victoria: An Anatomy in Dress’, Costume, vol. 53, no. 2 (September 2019) pp. 256-279

‘Shall we pop over for tea, Ma’am?’ As the Queen (finally) packs her bags for Balmoral, Lucy Worsley rents a house on the royal estate and has a truly majestic time,’ DailyMail(3 August 2019) pp.58-9

‘Victoria might have had a happier life singing opera’,Saturday Review, The Times (11 May 2019) p. 10

‘Victoria acts as a lens. What you see in her and in her life will reveal and good deal about your own preoccupations’, Victoria, BBC History Magazine Special Edition(2019) p. 114

‘Victoria’s unusual childhood was the making of her reign,’BBC History Magazine(June 2019) pp. 22-27

‘The Queen who tore up the Rulebook’,Woman andHome(May 2019)pp. 90-92

‘Royal Progress, a tour of Queen Victoria’s Britain’, Discover Britain (April/May, 2019) pp. 12-2o

‘My Royal Visit: ITV Victoria’ Radio Times (23-19 March 2019) pp. 16-20

‘It’s Hamilton for the 16th century’, on the musical Six,The Times (23 January 2019) pp. 8-9

‘Victoria and Albert: The Royal Wedding’,Radio Times(January 2019)

‘Cattal Station, Yorkshire’, The Journal of the Stephenson Locomotive Society(November/December 2018, no. 914A, Volume 94) (November 2018) pp. 220-222

‘Lincoln and slavery,’BBC History Magazine(November 2018) pp. 22-6

‘The surrendered wife of Windsor’, The Mail on Sunday, (25 August 2018) p. 44-45

‘Has Queen Victoria’s battle with mental health issues been revealed in her doctor’s diary?’ The Telegraph (5 September 2018)

‘I’ll carrying on diagnosing historical figures with mental illnesses, despite the caveats’, iNews comment piece (8 September 2018)

‘The Author and the Prince’, Majesty Magazine, vol. 38, no. 5 (May 2017) pp. 14-18

‘A friend, and a stranger, Jane Austen at 200’, The Guardian, Review (15 January 2016) p. 14

‘How Victorian festivities began to go with a bang’,The Guardian(24 December 2016) p. 17

‘How glorious was the Glorious Revolution?’ BBC History Magazine(January 2017) pp. 22-26

‘Henry VIII’s ‘wanton’ wife was a victim’, The Daily Telegraph(20 December 2016) p. 23

‘Brave, astute, rich: Henry’s six thoroughly modern women,’TheSundayTimes,News Review (4 December 2016) p. 31

‘Henry VIII’s Six Wives, Reputations Reprieved, Myths Busted’,BBC History Magazine,Christmas 2016, pp. 50-53

‘Brief Encounters’, a review of the ‘Undressed’ exhibition at the V&A, The Guardian((16 April 2016) Review Section, pp. 14-15

‘I don’t fear the trolls’,The Daily Telegraphcomment (14 April 2016)

Mrs Christie’s most remarkable massacre’, The Times,Saturday Review (26 December 2015) p. 10

‘Crowning glories of two Queens’,Sunday Express(6 September 2015) p. 28

‘Eek! There are ghosts in my royal palace’, The Daily Mail(7 March 2015) pp.42-4

‘Why I Love The Tudors’,The Times,T2 (26 January 2015) p. 5

‘How Big Is Your Codpiece?’The Times,T2 (15 January 2015) p. 6

‘The fuss over Prince George was nothing compared the uproar over Henry VIII’s son’, The Radio Times (10th January 2015)

‘The King of Wolf Hall’,The Mail on Sunday,Event Magazine, (4 January 2015)pp.10-13

A review of Sophia: Princess, Suffragette, Revolutionary by Anita Anand,The Daily Telegraph(3 January 2015)

‘Lucy Worsley on why there’s more to dancing than meets the eye’,The Daily Telegraph(17 November 2014)

‘Why Britain developed a taste for dirty dancing’,The Daily Telegraph(16 November 2014)

‘Strictly Sexy. From the minuet to twerking, the history of dancing is depraved and dangerous, says Lucy Worsley’,The Radio Times,(15 November 2014) pp. 16-18

Review of ‘Victoria, A Life’, by A.N. Wilson, Sunday Express (5October 2014) p. 47

‘Getting clued up about Holmes’s city’, a preview of the Museum of London’s Sherlock Holmes exhibition, Sunday Express Review cover story (5October 2014) pp. 1-3

‘Meet the real Henry VIII: slim and pining’,The Daily Telegraph(30 June 2014) p. 16

‘Is Kim and Kanye’s ‘blingtastic’ wedding really so extravagant?’ The Times, 2 (20May, 2014) pp. 4-5

‘The Delightfully Dysfunctional Georgians’, BBC History Magazine (May 2014) pp. 24-9

‘Why Ukip is following in Henry VIII’s footsteps’, The Sunday Telegraph, News Review (27April 2014)

‘Sweet Caroline’, review of Queen Caroline by Joanna Marschner, Country Life (26 March 2014) p. 116

‘New Worlds’, the new Channel 4 drama, The Mail on Sunday, Event Magazine (16 March 2014)

Review of Bathroom by Barbara Penner, The Times (1 March 2014)

‘When a geek goes to Fashion Week’, ESMagazine(21 February 2014) pp. 26-32

Eight-page pull-out on ‘Victorian Killers’,The Sunday Express (16 February 2014)

‘My favourite painting, King Charles I of England and his wife Queen Henrietta Maria as Apollo and Diana by Gerrit van Honthorst’, Country Life (29 January 2014) p. 32

‘Sherlock’s darkness is his genius’, The Daily Telegraph(1 January 2014) p. 20

‘Jolly good fun’, a history of parlour games, Period Living(January 2014) pp. 83-87

‘A Bit of Ruff’, a preview of the exhibition ‘Elizabeth and Her People’ at The National Portrait Gallery, in The Times(28 October 2013)

‘The House of Windsor’s Secret of Success’,The Sunday Telegraph(27 July 2013)

‘Royal babies didn’t always enjoy loving domesticity’,The Daily Telegraph(24 July 2013)

‘Mafter and miftreff, pray partake of our fine Tudor quiz’,The Times(10 May 2013)

‘Do the greatest monarchs make the worst patients?’The Sunday Telegraph(17 March 2013) p. 24

‘Where will Richard RIP?’ comment piece inThe Guardian(30 March 2013)

‘Fit To Rule: How Royal Illness Changed History’,The Sunday Telegraph, Seven Magazine(7 April 2013) pp. 34-5

‘Guestlist: Britain’s Best Historic Houses’,The Sunday Telegraph, Seven Magazine(14 April 2013) p. 7

‘My family Values’,The Guardian(13 April 2013) p. 8

‘What was the truth about the madness of George III?’BBC News Magazine (BBC Website)(15 April 2013)

‘Queen Victoria’s 50-inch drawers and other items from the Royal Wardrobe’,BBC History Magazine(May 2013) pp. 32-35

‘Milton, Paradise Regained’,Hudson’s Historic Houses 2013,pp. 6-13

‘The Stories behind Christmas: Christmas Trees’,The Daily Mail(6th December 2012) p. 41

‘Home is where the art is – the secret life of furniture’,The Times,Saturday Review Section (17 November 2012) pp. 8-9

‘Cab-shelter sauce and a bargeman’s bucket’, in praise of Dorothy Hartley.The Sunday Telegraph,Weekend Section(3 November 2012) p. 10

‘My hero: Dorothy Hartley’,The Guardian, Review Section (2 November 2012) p. 3

Sleeping Beauties. Visit our country houses and you’ll some run across the phenomenon that is the state bed’.National Trust Magazine(Autumn, 2012) pp. 60-4

‘Are you a good little woman or a drama queen?’The Sunday Telegraph(19 August 2012) p. 10

‘Engaging Lives: Historic Royal Palaces and the Medical Humanities’,Wellcome History, Issue 50 (summer, 2012) pp. 2-3

‘Finding a rich seam of history in the fabric of ordinary buildings’, a review of Gillian Tindall’s ‘Three Houses, Many Lives’,The Evening Standard(14 June 2012) p. 45

‘Rise of the Kitchen. Postwar changes to domestic arrangements were affecting women’s status and furniture alike…’Waitrose Weekend(31 May 2012), p. 19

‘Housewives and Heroines’,The Daily Telegraph(22 May 2012) p. 22

‘The first It Girl, Nell Gwyn’,The Radio Times(16 – 22 May 2012)

‘A bitesize history of Britain’,The Daily Telegraph,(31 March 2012) ‘Review’ section, p. 29

‘My Oyster Odyssey’,Radio Times(31 March – 6 April 2012) p. 20

‘Royals Revealed’, ‘Kensington Palace reopens this spring with a brand-new set of displays, Lucy Worsley describes what’s been going on behind the scenes’,Art Fund Quarterly(Spring 2012) pp. 56-7

‘Kensington’s Extreme Makeover’,The Daily Telegraph, Weekend Section(3 March 2012)

‘Glorious Evolution’, article on the re-display of Kensington Palace,NADFAS Review(Spring 2012) pp. 36-38.

‘First stirrings’, a review of ‘The Origins of Sex’ by Faramerz Dabhoiwala,Weekend Financial Times(4/5 February 2012)

Review of ‘Queen Anne, The Politics of Passion’ by Anne Somerset,London Evening Standard(2 February 2012)

‘Mince Pies and the Making ofa Modern Christmas’,The Daily Telegraph(23 December 2011) p. 19

‘The Artist’s Artist. Four curators nominate their favourite living expert in their field’,The Guardian(7 December 2011)

‘London books of the year: celebrating our great city’,The Evening Standard(1 December 2011)

Review of ‘The Gentry, Stories of the English’ by Adam Nicolson,Financial Times(30 October 2011).

‘An Intimate History of Your Home’,The Historian, The Magazine of the Historical Association,no. 11 (autumn 2011) pp. 6-9

‘The God-maker Who Did His Job Too Well’, on Rubens and Britain,Tate Etc.(Issue 23, Autumn 2011) pp. 90-93

Review of ‘The Elizabethans’ by A.N. Wilson,The London Evening Standard(8th September 2011)

‘Rehabilitating Old Naughty’, comment piece inThe Guardian(29th August 2011)

‘Our most useless prince?’ He was ‘the fop at the top’, but the Prince Regent was more than a crude caricature, says historian Dr Lucy Worsley.’ Well, almost…’The Radio Times(27th August 2011) pp. 24-25

‘The king ruled by his excesses … Lucy Worsley examines the life of George IV’,The Sunday Express(21st August 2011) pp. 52-3

‘Suits you, madam. Trouser suits have always helped us walk tall, says style historian Lucy Worsley’. The Times(17 August 2011) p. 8

‘Peter, the feral child who captivated King George’,The Daily Telegraph(10 August 2011) p. 30

‘Oral History’,History Today(May 2011) pp. 5-6

‘A History of the Kitchen’,BBC Who Do You Think You Are?magazine (May 2011) pp. 39-42

‘Home Truths’, the fascinating stories behind the living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms in your house…’Daily Express(20 April 2011) pp. 36-37

‘Live Like Bess of Hardwick’, on the homes of the future,The Guardiancomment piece (13 April 2011)

‘Kitchen Evolution’,Waitrose Weekend(14 April 2011) p. 11

‘History Starts At Home’,The Daily Mail(9 April 2011)

‘The Politics of Hair’,BBC History Magazine(April 2011) pp. 50-4

‘See You In Court’,Qantas Magazine(April 2011) pp. 66-70

‘Style and Splendour, Lucy Worsley unlocks London’s historic royal palaces’,Country and Townhouse Magazine(April 2011) pp. 75-77

Review of Katie Whitaker, ‘A Royal Passion’,Times Literary Supplement(5 November 2010) p. 11

Contribution to ‘Let’s Get Convival’, inTBWA Paper, Issue 6 (November 2010) p. 6

‘Judicious razzle-dazzle can bring dry bones to life’,The Guardian(18 June 2010) p. 34

‘You rang, your Majesty?’ Life below stairs at the royal palaces’,Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine(July 2010) pp. 66-71

‘Figures on the stairs’ (about William Kent’s work at Kensington Palace)Country Life(2 June 2010)pp. 118-121

Review of ‘Inheritance, The Story of Knole & The Sackvilles’,The Evening Standard(6 May 2010)

‘How to survive in the Georgian Court’,BBC History Magazine,issue 5 (May, 2010)

Review of ‘Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill’, exhibition at the V&A,History Today, Volume 60, Issue 5 (May 2010) p. 58

Review of Jeremy Musson, ‘Up and Down Stairs, The History of the Country House Servant’,Times Literary Supplement(2 April 2010) p. 26

‘Courtiers’, on the quarrel between George I and his son, inMajestyMagazine,Volume 30, No. 4 (April 2010) pp. 26-30

‘Flights of Georgian Fancy’, on the King’s Grand Staircase at Kensington Palace,History Today,Volume 60, Issue 4 (April 2010).

‘The Trials of Queen Caroline’,The Georgian,Issue 2 (2009) pp. 20-22

‘On my bookshelf: Robert Smythson and the Architecture of the Elizabethan Era by Mark Girouard’,Museums Journal(N0vember 2009, p. 55

Review of Emily Cole, (ed.) ‘Lived in London’,Times Literary Supplement(19 October 2009)

Review of Julia Prewitt Brown, ‘The Bourgeois Interior’, Penny Sparke, ‘The Modern Interior’ and R.C. Ellickson, ‘The Household: Informal Order around the Hearth’,Times Literary Supplement(17 July 2009) p. 28

Review of ‘Harbor Hill’ by Richard Guy Wilson,Times Literary Supplement(19 June 2009) p. 11

‘Princess Victoria’s Wardrobe Revealed’,Country Life(February 2009) pp. 18-19

‘Dressed for Success’,Museums Journal(November 2008) pp. 34-5

‘When Englishmen became civilised’,Country Life(20 September 2007) pp. 128-30

‘Feast for a king’,Waitrose Food Illustrated(September 2007) pp. 58-60

‘Restoration Period’, in the ‘Point of Departure’ column inHistory Today(August 2007) pp. 70-71

‘Case study two: Historic Royal Palaces’ inTelling Tales: a Guide to Effective Storytelling Programmes for Museums,London Museums Hub (2006) p. 9

Review of ‘At Home in Renaissance Italy’, exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum,The Sunday TelegraphSeven magazine (29October 2006) pp. 30-31

‘Stories in architectural history’,Society of the Architectural Historians of Great Britain Newsletter, No. 89 (Autumn 2006) pp. 1-3

Review of Paula Henderson ‘The Tudor House and Garden’, inCornerstone,Volume 27, No. 2 (2006) p. 69

‘The Architectural Patronage of William Cavendish, first Duke of Newcastle, 1593-1676’,Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society, Volume 50 (2006) pp. 37-68

‘Female architectural patronage in the eighteenth century and the case of Henrietta Cavendish Holles Harley’,Architectural History, Volume 48 (2005)

Review of ‘The British Stable’, by Giles Worsley,Apollo(June 2005) pp. 93-4

Review of ‘1599 a year in the life of William Shakespeare’, by James Shapiro,History Today, Volume 55 (June 2005) p. 56

‘A bawdy fountain at Bolsover Castle in the ‘artisan mannerist’ style’ inRenaissance Studies, Volume 19, no. 1 (2005) pp. 83-109

‘Building a family: William Cavendish, first Duke of Newcastle, and the construction of Bolsover andNottinghamCastles’,The Seventeenth Century, Volume 19, No. 2 (Autumn 2004) pp. 229-255

‘KewPalace’,Society of Architectural Historians ofGreat BritainNewsletter No. 83(Autumn 2004) pp. 8-9

‘Dear Little Kew’, inThe Georgian(Summer 2004) pp.6-9

‘Reining Cavaliers’, inHistory Today,Volume 54 (9) (September 2004) pp.9-15

‘Behind the shutters at Kew Palace’,Context, No. 85 (July 2004) pp.25-26

‘ ‘A Habitation not so magnificent as useful’: life at Welbeck Abbey in the seventeenth century’,The Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire, Volume 108 (2004) pp.123-143

‘Changing notions of authenticity: presenting a castle over four centuries’,International Journal of Heritage Studies, Volume 10, No. 2 (May 2004) pp.129-150

‘Home Truths: why historic houses need to take more risks’,Museums Journal, Volume 104, No. 5 (May 2004) pp.24-27

Fellowship report in theBulletin of the Society for Renaissance Studies, Volume XX, no. 1 (October, 2002) p.25

‘Riding Houses and Horses: William Cavendish’s Architectural Patronage for the Art of Horsemanship’, with Tom Addyman,Architectural History, Volume 45 (2002) pp.149-229

Review of ‘Architecture and History: Royal Historical Society and Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain Joint Symposium’, Sheffield, 5 – 7thApril, 2002, in <;strong>SAHGB Newsletter (Autumn 2002) pp.8-9

‘All is not lost’,Heritage Today(March 2002) pp.22-25

‘Sutton Scarsdale Hall,’SPABNews, Volume 22, no. 4 (2001) pp.26-9

‘I began to wish Myself a Horse’,English Heritage Collections Review, Volume 3 (2001) pp.70-79

‘Bolsover Castle in the Eighteenth Century’,The Georgian Group Journal, Volume 12 (2001) pp.169-184

‘The Romaunt of Bolsover Castle’,The Victorian, Volume 5 (November 2000) pp.12-16

Review of ‘Welsh Castles’ by Adrian Pettifer,SPABNews,Volume 21, no. 4 (2000) p.34

‘A Set of Seventeenth Century Caesars from Bolsover Castle’,English Heritage Collections Review, Volume 2 (1999) pp.61-65

Review of ‘The Fall and Rise of the Stately Home,’ by Peter Mandler,SPABNews, Volume 19, no. 1 (1998) pp.19-20

‘A day in the life of Milton Manor,’SPABNews, Volume 18, no. 2 (1997) pp.13-15

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