Louisa Baldwin

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Louisa Baldwin was a notable English writer and the first woman mayor in Wales, known for her contributions to literature and local governance. She was born in London in 1855 and spent much of her life in Wales. Baldwin's literary works often explored themes of the supernatural, as evidenced by her involvement in the compilation of ghost stories, particularly those that spotlighted the contributions of female Victorian writers. Her unique perspective as a woman in a predominantly male literary landscape allowed her to carve out a distinct niche within the genre.