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Death at the Needle: The Tragedy of Victorian Seamstress Mary Walkley
The death of Mary Walkley sparked a firestorm of public outrage....
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Cat Funerals in the Victorian Era
In the Victorian era, bereaved pet owners commissioned undertakers to build elaborate cat caskets. Clergymen performed cat burial services. And stone masons chiseled cat names on cat headstones...
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The Shocking Death of Victorian Servant Eliza Bollends
Female servants of the 19th century were expected to preserve their reputations in order to maintain genteel employment. ...
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