I absolutely love the flowers on her waist band.
September Tea Travel
I am happy to say my tea time travels are on it's way. I have decided to visit as many tea shops and salons as I can. Will be looking t...
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I am happy to say my tea time travels are on it's way. I have decided to visit as many tea shops and salons as I can. Will be looking t... -
Welcome to Hearthside House. The "Victorian Mourning" exhibit, on display this month at The Hearthside House in Lincoln, Rhode ...
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Lippitt House Museum · Happy to host the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society's Tea for Girls. What a fun place to have a tea party.
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She's gorgeous! Fashion was so much more feminine and pretty back then. :-)
nice post... thanks for sharing...happy holidays..blessings soraya
I just found your blog from Googling Lady Sarah Forbes Bonetta Davies. I am very pleasantly surprised to find an African American blogger who loves the Victorian era. While life was not exactly heavenly for people of color in America during those times, I do love the clothing of that era and the impeccable manner that people had. I love most the clothing from the regency period. When I was growing up during the sixties and seventies females stilled dresses very feminine. A lot of that has been lost since then.
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