See 40 Victorian hairstyles for women from the 1870s & 1880s
Look at some of the loveliest old Victorian hairstyles for women, from back when they were called coiffures, and when getting the perfectly elegant look took hours to manage.
Look at some of the loveliest old Victorian hairstyles for women, from back when they were called coiffures, and when getting the perfectly elegant look took hours to manage.
If you’ve been on social media and have been seeing the term ‘sea shanties’ a lot lately, get the basics here about these old songs that have been around for centuries.
Here Come The Brides was an hour-long comedy/Western TV series set in Seattle in the 1870s about a family of loggers who brought in 100 women as potential brides. The show launched Bobby Sherman and David Soul as teen idols.
Here, take a look back at old Lake Tahoe – the big, beautiful lake that has been a popular vacation spot for generations.
Throughout the 1800s, clothing styles for women changed considerably. Come take a trip through history with this gallery of more than 200 corset styles!
When the flowers are reverently placed on the graves on Memorial Day, there will be many indebted to General John Alexander Logan. Here’s why.
Fair Mount Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Seen below: The dam, the brook, band house, entrance to Lemon Hill, Iron Spring, a fountain, the Arch, the Mansion
Back just half a century for a new style for 1921 by Cora Moore, New York’s Fashion Authority New York (Special by Mail) – There’s
Marie Antoinette dress sewing pattern Vintage Victorian directions to make a dress for a little girl from six to eight years old by Emily H
Women: Do you have the ideal figure? Here’s what ‘they’ thought in 1950 
130 vintage ’50s house plans used to build millions of mid-century homes we still live in today 
‘Here Come the Brides’ theme song, lyrics & what the actors thought of the show (1968-1970) 
Remember Snackin’ Cake – the ’70s dessert you could mix, bake and serve in 1 pan? 
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