This section lists sites covering general "Victoriana" and history, including "everything Victorian" sites that offer articles, tips on etiquette, recipes, and basic information on how life was lived in the Victorian period primarily by the privileged classes. See also Social Issues (for a look at how life was lived by the not-so-privileged classes) and Victorian London.
Although the Victorian Web concentrates on British literature, history, and culture during the age of Victoria, it includes relevant material related to both earlier and later periods. Similarly, it includes comparative materials from countries outside the United Kingdom.
We will show you how a middle-class Victorian family lives; how we decorate our homes, entertain, and play. You will have a chance to go shopping and learn about the "proper Victorian way". And, as a special treat, you'll have the opportunity to spend a traditional Victorian Christmas with us.
All Things Bright and Beautiful: A Journey Through Victorian High Society
This site takes some digging, but has quite a lot of interesting information - check, for example, "Feminine Arts" for female composers with samples of their music.
This site tries to bring to life the peoples, cultures, adventures and domination that made the Empire such a powerful institution. It is neither an apology for, nor a nostalgic reminiscince of the institution that so dominated the world for over two centuries. Rather, it analyses and describes the vast institution that so influenced the shape of the world that we see today.
Visit our site map to take you to pages on everyday life in the Victorian era, including the music our Victorians listened to, the way they dressed, the social order, the etiquette, and the food they ate.
A look at the Victorian era in the UK and the US, with information on religion, science and technology, history, key personalities, daily life and more.
Learn about the 19th Century in this charming abode as we lift the veil of time on this golden era. Here we find jewels of times past, hidden treasures, and keys to unlock the doors of yesteryear. Enjoy a little bit of History as you take a stroll through my Towne.
http://www.victorianpeeper.blogspot.com/
Nineteenth-century Britain through the looking glass: A great blog that provides links to "what's new" in the Victorian world -- news, new websites, interviews, and more.
Over 148 articles on a diverse range of subjects. Most of our growing archive of Victorian Era subjects are taken directly from 19th century sources to achieve a closer look into how our ancestors really lived. We have also been expanding our historical eras to include Early American from 1790-1839 and the Edwardian period of the early 20th century.
