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Born with a strong spirit and raised with a sense of the unconventional, Lady Emma did not spend her year of mourning bewailing her bad luck. She knew that Lord Albert had squandered his fortune as well as her dowry. All that was left to her was WillowFaire and it's contents. Drawing upon her father's influences and advice from the Duchess of Devonshire, Lady Emma began the conversion of her home into London's newest and most daring social salon. One year to the date after the death of Lord Albert, Lady Emma opened the doors of WillowFaire as the newest and most fashionable entertainment establishment for the demireps, scoundrels and rakehells of London's high society.

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WillowFaire--A Second Empire Social Salon

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