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Mrs. Charles Roundell
Best remembered for practical household writing and books on English country houses, this late-Victorian author wrote with a clear, useful style that still feels approachable. She published under her married name, a common convention of the time.
1 Audiobook
The Still-Room
by Mrs. Charles Roundell, Harry Roberts
About the author
Julia Anne Elizabeth Tollemache Roundell, usually published as Mrs. Charles Roundell, was an English writer associated with practical domestic books and historical works on notable houses. Records found during this search identify her as the wife of Charles Savile Roundell, MP, and describe her as a historian and writer.
Books linked to her name include Mrs. Roundell's Practical Cookery Book, The Still-Room, Cowdray: The History of a Great English House, and Ham House: Its History and Art Treasures. That range suggests a writer comfortable with both everyday household guidance and the preservation of English architectural history.
A reliable portrait was not clearly available from the sources retrieved here, so no profile image is included. Some biographical details appear inconsistently across online records, so this summary keeps to the points that could be confirmed during the search.