Victorian Era

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What Was Life Like In The Victorian Social Class System? | Secrets of Britain | Absolute History (youtu.be)
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The Goblin Market (victorianweb.org)
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Siblings Percival H. W. and F. Herbert W. Parsons, c. 1867 (lemmy.world)
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Source, which includes a whole gallery of lovely Victorian photos.

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Schoolgirls of Vienna, Austria, c. unknown (lemmy.world)
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Source, which includes a whole gallery of lovely Victorian photos.

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Mrs. A. Bankart in Widow's Dress, English Albumen Carte de Visite, c. 1862. (lemmy.world)
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Source, which includes a whole gallery of lovely Victorian photos.

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The Girl with Curls, c. unknown (lemmy.world)
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Source, which includes a whole gallery of lovely Victorian photos.

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Queen Victoria with the Princesses Victoria, Elisabeth, Irene, and Alix of Hesse, c. 1879. (lemmy.world)
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Source, which includes a whole gallery of lovely Victorian photos.

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Victorian Medicine, From Fluke to Theory (www.bbc.co.uk)
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Exploring the Victorian Colors of Towers, Turrets and More (www.dunnedwards.com)
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18th Century Cloak (fashionablefrolick.blogspot.com)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/178123

Was browsing some petticoat related stuff and came across this cool blog entry. I love the details on the back of the hood. I've never seen that kind of pleating before and apparently it was on most cloaks during its time period.