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The Victorian Era inspired tons of great dishes - including desserts and entrees - and here are some that are still enjoyed ...
They love the Victorian era so much that they have adjusted their lives as much as possible to live like it’s the 1880s and 1890s. Sarah says she’s been a fan of the era since she was a child.
The Victorian era, which began in 1837, was known for its grandeur and opulence. It wasn't until 1901 — when Britain's Queen Victoria passed away — that the so-called Victorian era came to an end.
Step back in time as we explore this abandoned High Victorian mansion, built in 1880. With its grand architecture and weathered charm, this mansion whispers stories of another era. Ornate details, ...
WINCHESTER - This year marks the 175th anniversary of Winchester — a charming and vibrant town just north of Boston. Join ...
During the annual Christmas at Rugby event on Dec. 2 and 9, visitors can wander through the village and listen to Victorian-era holiday carolers, savor hot drinks and cookies in Rugby’s ...
One of St. Anthony Park's oldest houses, built in the late 1880s, has been painstakingly restored, inside and out. It was not love at first sight when Ray Peterson got his first look at the 19th ...
First, it applied an image-recognition algorithm to maps of 70 English cities in 1880-1900, pinpointing the sites of 5,000 industrial chimneys.
Am exact construction date for 1880 Turk St. is unknown, though an application for water service to the home is dated April 1887. The 19th century Victorian has received a new foundation, new roof ...
The 6,878-square-foot property was built in 1880, has 5.5 baths, and sits on a street with gas lights. Listed for $3,899,000, 159 Prince St. offers a combination of period and modern elements.
The historical seamstress specializes in the 1880s era. “In the 1880s, the shoulder seams have come up now, so you’ve got a narrower shoulder,” Volkmer said, gesturing to the Victorian gown ...
Because their house is historic — built between 1880 and 1890 — and they decorate it so lavishly, it will be featured in the Hartford Historical Society Home Tour Dec. 8.