Dr Lacey Bonar Hull

Due to the *overwhelming interest* in the course I shared, I've decided to take the leap and do something I've wanted to do for a while Introducing: the Medieval History Academy! Virtual, learn-at-your-own-pace courses exploring medieval history 🏰 medievalhistoryacademy.com

New fear unlocked: I was just the middle vehicle in the car wash when the WHOLE THING SHUT DOWN Luckily they reset it but for a brief moment, I was panicked 😂

This is one of my favourite views in Britain, combing early Tudor history with a pub of significant heritage. The gateway represents York's loyalty to Henry VII in 1487, and beyond is the Phoenix, a remarkable public house. Learn more about both these in my newsletter. Link below

How about a pic of my favourite house in Lavenham for #MedievalMonday? It belonged to the Earls of Oxford in the fifteenth century & you can now stay there through Airbnb which is v tempting 🤔

Did I just accidentally talk for an hour and a half? Yes. Yes I did 😅 Definition of “time flies when you’re having fun”

Finished watching some of my fellow historians on @OntheTudorTrail's Elizabeth Woodville weekend. Only had chance so far to watch @LaceyBonarHull and @sarahgristwood. Enjoyed them both very much and well done! Got a bit teary Lacey used my Anthony book as further reading. ♥️

I'm about to hop on the live chat with the fantastic participants in @OntheTudorTrail Weekend with Elizabeth Woodville, & it feels a bit like Christmas morning 🥰 I've said it before & I'll say it again: it is a DREAM to get to chat about such incredible historical women

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I'm thoroughly enjoying @OntheTudorTrail's online event, A WEEKEND WITH ELIZABETH WOODVILLE, with @sarahgristwood, @LaceyBonarHull, and so many other fabulous historians! #onlinecourse #Tudors #WarsoftheRoses #ElizabethWoodville #history

There are few things I like more than talking about Elizabeth Woodville And it’s always a bonus to have people like Laura listening in 🥰

Hi Lacey - thanks for a brilliant lecture on Elizabeth Woodville. Just the distraction I needed while packing up our holiday cottage this morning 😄

I've been doing A LOT of travel for my day job over the past few weeks, so I've been catching up on some podcast episodes & audiobooks while on the road This episode of @OntheTudorTrail Talking Tudors podcast was a big highlight. 10/10 episode! open.spotify.com/episode/60KRax…

Thank you all for your kind words on this post! I'll keep you updated 🥰

Join us THIS WEEKEND for a fantastic 2-day event full of lectures on one of my personal favorite medieval women: 👑Queen Elizabeth Woodville 👑

Now that everything is officially sent in, I am VERY honored to share that my uni selected my PhD dissertation to submit for a national award 🥰 I don’t expect to win, but it’s an honor to have been chosen (& to get a few extra eyes on my research on medieval women’s faces 😉)

I’m putting the finishing touches on my lecture for this event and am SO excited to chat with participants about one of my all-time favorite medieval women 🥰

I am SO EXCITED to be taking part in such an incredible course with such incredible colleagues 🥰 If you’re interested in medieval women, this isn’t one to miss!

I’m so excited to bring you a new 2-day online event exploring the life of Elizabeth Woodville! Enjoy talks by Susan Higginbotham, @sarahgristwood, @LaceyBonarHull, @PrincessBurton, Dr Kavita Mudan Finn & @DrOwenEmmerson. Learn more & reserve your place! eventbrite.com.au/e/a-weekend-wi…

#OTD in 1431, the 19-year-old Joan of Arc was burned at the stake This is the earliest surviving depiction of Joan, recorded in the protocol of the parliament of Paris of May 1429. At the time, she had just rallied the struggling French to victory at the siege of Orléans

I think I’m obsessed with this?