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The Dangers of the Victorian Pleasure Garden
At Cremorne Gardens, gruesome injuries and even fatalities occurred with some regularity—in full view of the Victorian public....
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The Vulnerable Victorian Governess
A governess occupied a unique position in a Victorian household. She was neither servant nor family member, a fact which often left her isolated and vulnerable....
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The Etiquette of the Victorian Golf Course: Twelve Tips for a Co-Ed Game
By the end of the 19th century, it was becoming more common for men and women—especially husbands and wives—to golf together. ...
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A Victorian Halloween Party
Despite their reputation for straight-laced sobriety, the Victorians celebrated Halloween with great enthusiasm—and often with outright abandon....
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The Care and Kenneling of 19th Century Foxhounds and Sporting Dogs
For nineteenth century gentlemen, the care and maintenance of one’s hunting dogs was always a subject ripe for debate and discussion. ...
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Saved by Her Stays: The 19th Century Barnsley Murders
A vicious knife attack that was thwarted by a lady’s corset....
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