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I am a Docent and tour guide to the historic Hearthside House in Lincoln, RI. I have a passion for the Victorian era.

I am a lover of the art of drinking tea, having Victorian tea parties, and teaching young girls tea etiquette and proper manners in public.

Thursday, April 27, 2017

Dressing in Historic Attire

I am a Living History Reenactor and Docent at the Historic Hearthside House in Lincoln, RI .
I enjoy dressing in historic attire and tell stories of how women lived in the past. It is educational and also stimulates the imagination.
I am also studying the role African American women played in history. I am working on a persona of a great historian to educate all about the contribution of Blacks to this historical era.

I want my page to be fun, educational and relaxing.
Come often and have a cup of tea with me... I will be adding great photos for you to enjoy and comment on. I hope you will enjoy your stay here!... Anyway, "Please Come In my Dears, and Do not Forget to "Leave Your Calling Card" at the Door"!
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Honorable Mention:

Costume Contest USA Entry 29.) Dress: Historic Hearthside House Hostess Gown Victorian Costume Contest


Victorian Dress Costume ContestComment by JUDGE Lisa Schnapp: 8/15/2010

"Lovely, glowing creation blended of soft, feminine hues. A stunning gown that embodies Victorian style femininity..."







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