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The creation of this website was supported by Welsh Government.
Explore the fascinating world of the Victorian judges at this award-winning historic house.
What did Victoria do first
after her coronation in 1837? Have a parliamentary meeting? Have tea with all the royal dignitaries? No - she gave her dog, Dash, a bath.
If you liked that fact, why not check out these:
- There's nothing like a nice private shower!
- To stink or not to stink
- How did Victorians try out a new invention?
- Stage strangeness
- Lazy Keufs
- The last ducking stool to be used in England
- Would you wee in your dining room?
- Victorian ladies' knickers had no middle
- Now that's what we call a cake!
- Inexpressibles
News
- Museum Celebrates Welsh Government Support
Press Release The Judge’s Lodging may have seemed a - Museum mourns loss of great actor and friend
PRESS RELEASE: The Judge’s Lodging museum, the award-winning historic
Forthcoming Events
- 01/04/19
to 22/12/19
Stapleton Castle Tours - 05/05/19
to 17/07/19
Artist in Residence - Matthew Wood - 08/06/19
Sketching & Drawing with Matthew Wood - 22/06/19
Drawing Development with Matthew Wood
Strange But True
- What did Victoria do first
after her coronation in 1837? Have a parliamentary meeting? Have tea with all the royal dignitaries? No - she gave her dog, Dash, a bath.
Historical Handy Hints
- An insect trap
Scoop out the inside of a turnip, scallop - Creaking hinges
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges - To clean gilt buckles, chains &c.
Dip a soft brush in water, rub a
Recipes
- Punch a la Romaine
Make a good lemon ice, as for dessert, - Tomato catsup
Take six pounds of tomatoes, and sprinkle with - A Devonshire Squab Pie
Make a good crust, cover the dish all
