Does the rustle of a long skirt, the swish of a fan and the dance of shadows cast from candle light fill your heart with a sense of nostalgia? How about the delicate musty smell from an old trunk, the velvety feel of old paper, wandering through antique stores for hours, the musical tinkling as a delicate old cup meets a saucer? Do you want to know whoever thought up the idea for giving Christmas cards? Want to know how courting couples "spoke" across a room without speaking? Need some authentic Victorian recipes for a theme tea? Then this site is for you, full of wonderful information on the customs, inventions, and everyday life in the Victorian era.
Visit our site map on the next page to take you to pages on everyday life in the Victorian era, including the music our Victorians listened to, the way they dressed, the social order, the etiquette, and the food they ate. Also there are links to wonderful web sites where you can find anything from online Victorian e-greetings, to clothing patterns and furniture for your Victorian home. Please e-mail me if you have a web site you'd like included on our links page.
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The beautiful music you are listening to is
Augustan Club Waltz by Scott Joplin, written in 1901