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Once again, I
won't claim to have the be-all, end-all list of links here. Besides, I think
you'd rather I spend my limited free time adding more to this website
than hunting for other websites! But sometimes I stumble across something
that begs to be shared, so bookmark this page because it will be growing.
New!
1876 Victorian England Revisited
See how a middle-class Victorian family lives, plays, entertains and decorates.
Victorian Web Sites
Wow! What a
list of links! Definitely worth a bookmark!
The Victorian Web
Top-notch!
A Favorite! The
Costume Gallery &
The Costume Classroom
Do you have a passion for vintage fashion? You'll lose yourself on these
sites, where you can explore more than 3,500 images of fashions through
the ages. Learn all about the history of the arts of beauty, from
braids and ringlets in the hair to what appeared in the Paris fashion
magazines in a particular year.
We don't often
remember this, but women were as interested in wearing the latest styles as long
as the latest styles have been appearing! You may only have one picture of
Granny, and she was wearing a housedress and an apron by the time that one was
taken, but what might she have worn at her wedding? Explore!
Victoriana.com
Includes a
collection of 19th-century Harper's Bazaar magazine, information about
Victorian Christmas and Victorian weddings, and much more. The antique
marketplace was unavailable at the time I visited, but it's a very nice
site overall.
Circle of Victoriana
Surf this Victorian-inspired WebRing for a broad variety of beautiful
sites!
Victorian
Research Web
A collection of resources assembled by the creator and manager of the
VICTORIA discussion
list. Like VICTORIA, the VRW is dedicated to the scholarly study of
nineteenth-century Britain, and to aiding researchers, teachers, and
students in their investigations of any and all aspects of this
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