Life during the nineteenth century, including fashion, manners and etiquette, and transport.

A personal homepage containing texts from the Nineteenth Century in English, German and Dutch.

Reviews of books by author Charles Kelly Barrow.

Explore the beginnings and growth of this institution, the experience of its utopian space and summer program.

Features biographies and entries on reformers, supporters, laborers, working conditions, and other things related to child labor in Britain.

A competitive blackpowder shooting using original and/or reproduction Civil War rifle muskets, smoothbore, and carbine in team competitions.

Traces the development of medicine through printed works.

Article describing a pro-slavery constitutional amendment proposed by Congress in 1861.

A mid-1800s crossroads community in the upstate New York village of Ontario with tours and activities.

A general information page with many links.

Transport back to the Victorian age, and learn the "proper" etiquette that was employed in that time period for tea, balls, supper, and other events.

List of large slaveholders and surname matches with an alphabetical index of holders of 10% of all slaves in the U.S.

Letters home from a governess on her travels between 1883 and 1894 before settling in Burma. Her employers included the future Kaiser Wilhelm and the future Queen Sophia of Greece.

A digital library of primary sources in 19th-century American social history from the antebellum period through Reconstruction.

Dedicated to the arts, skills and lore of the Mountain Man, and is intended to be a resource for all aspects of life in the mountains and the men who lived there,

An essay by Julie Lorenzen.

From recipes that please the palate to those that heal an ailment, authentic recipes from a first edition collection of 19th century literature.

A journal by Michele Fuschino, a stone worker of Vinchiaturo in the Province of Molise during the years 1881-1883.

Links and resources.

Magazines and books read by 19th-century American children, especially works published before 1870, includes timeline, books and authors, papers and analyses, and images.

Essay by William Radcliffe.

Transcript of the 1830 convention of the populist protest party, from an anti-Mason site.

Web documentary on John Horse and the Black Seminoles, maroon allies of Seminole Indians who led the largest slave rebellion in U.S. history.

Book review of author Grant Wacker.

Online letters to past owners for assistance, 1870's.

Describes a shipwreck, and survival of crewmen and on-board Africans bound for slavery in 1841 near the Bahamas includes past history, cultural influences, and mysteries about the incident.

Traces the development of European culture from the Revolutions of 1848 to the start of World War I, focusing on three modern metropolises: London, Paris and Vienna.

Portal to everyday life in Victorian Britain, including such items as recipes, articles about social customs, facts about clothing and decorating, and a timeline of Victorian events.

A sermon, preached on Sunday, October 20, 1850, includes image files of original 24 page booklet.

A practical guide to attire, etiquette, and other social topics for the 19th Century American man.

To enrich the reader's knowledge of the period and to aid authors who are setting books within that time frame in their quest for historical accuracy.

A feature which portrays life in America in the mid-nineteenth century.

Short extracts about New Zealand history from the early missionary era.

The archives tell the story of major national political events that occurred between 1859 and April 1870.

Extensive collection of essays about life and culture.

The history of the fairground travelers, who traveled the historical fairs of England, Wales and Scotland in the 1800s.

As transcribed by Tom Blake.

a collection of the original writings of 49 voyagers on the Mormon, California, Oregon, and Montana trails.

Links to Victorian history, literature, architecture and religion.

A comprehensive study by Henry Hattemer of professional and traditional medicinal practices, practitioners, scientific theory, and health trends in England between the years 1830 and 1910.

Sources for home and furniture restoration or decorating, including historical articles and pictures for accuracy.

Their origin, development, and gradual decline.

Explore the etiquette, dress, food, games and dance of Victorian society.

Life and times illustrated by original documents and photos, extracts from ships' and medical logs, maps, period documents, and background historical material.