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[Jul. 17th, 2009|12:22 am] |
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July 18th, 1 to 4 PM A tea party picnic at www.green-wood.com/ around Green Wood's neo-gothic Historic Chapel and the nearby pond, Valley Water. An afternoon tea with the lady of manners, Jillian Venters, to celebrate her book, Gothic Charm School www.gothic-charm-school.com/. All are welcome. Free tea, cakes, cookies and fun for all. We welcome you to bring your own food and to dress well however you wish and enjoy the day with the lady of manners, her book www.gothic-charm-school.com/ and this wonderful space.
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| "CAMILLE" (1936) Photo Gallery |
[Jul. 8th, 2009|08:13 pm] |

"CAMILLE" (1936) Photo Gallery
Here is a GALLERY featuring photos from the 1936 movie, "CAMILLE". Based upon Alexandre Dumas' 1848 novel, "La Dame aux camélias", the movie was directed by George Cukor. |
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| "HIDALGO" (2004) Photo Gallery |
[Jun. 26th, 2009|09:52 pm] |

"HIDALGO" (2004) Photo Gallery
Here is a GALLERY featuring photos from the 2004 adventure film called "HIDALGO". The movie starred Viggo Mortensen and was directed by Joe Johnston. |
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| You are formerly invited July 18th . |
[Jun. 21st, 2009|03:56 am] |
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July 18th, 1 to 4 PM A tea party picnic at www.green-wood.com/ around Green Wood's neo-gothic Historic Chapel and the nearby pond, Valley Water. An afternoon tea with the lady of manners, Jillian Venters, to celebrate her book, Gothic Charm School www.gothic-charm-school.com/. All are welcome. Free tea, cakes, cookies and fun for all. We welcome you to bring your own food and to dress well however you wish and enjoy the day with the lady of manners, her book www.gothic-charm-school.com/ and this wonderful space.
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| "ROYAL FLASH" (1975) Photo Gallery |
[Jun. 10th, 2009|05:13 pm] |

"ROYAL FLASH" (1975) Photo Gallery
HERE is a gallery featuring photos and posters from the 1975 adaptation of George MacDonald Fraser's 1970 novel, "ROYAL FLASH". |
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| That time of year is almost upon us once more. |
[May. 7th, 2009|03:22 am] |
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| | amused | ] | Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, beloved acquaintances, curious strangers, and annonymous stalkers.... For the past several years I have had a dream.... A simple, humble dream.... A dream of going to a Rennaissance Fair.... Dressed like Victorian explorers.... Who have traveled through time.... For the single, noble purpose.... Of socializing with Medieval people.... Because it would be fun.
To celebrate my birthday jaborwhalky and squirrelmadness. Because I thought it would be a lot of fun, I propose for a bunch of us to meet up at the Tuxedo Ren Fair on August 1st (that's a Saturday) and that we dress to the nines. Whether you dress like a Victorian time-traveler, a Rennaissance local, Steampunk mad scientist or in whatever else you would enjoy, please come and bring people to have fun! Dress up however you like, but be sure to dress up! This was the first meet up of its kind and will go strong for years to come.
The site for the Ren Fair is http://www.recfair.com/NY/index.php Cheep tickets till July 24th get them here now! http://www.recfair.com/NY/index.php The meet up time and so forth will be worked out on this LJ comnunity.. http://community.livejournal.com/timetravelpicni/profile
This will be fun and this time its going to happen..even if its just like 4 of us... ..SO WHOS IN?!?!

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| Pubs |
[Apr. 21st, 2009|05:01 pm] |
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I am interested for any information anyone has about families owning pubs/taverns in the 1860s specifically, but shedding light on any period would be fine. Also would the owner live above the pub with his family, sons etc. helping out? Please comment anything you can! |
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| A Question Regarding Music |
[Apr. 20th, 2009|04:32 pm] |
Hi everyone! I'm really glad to have found this community since I love almost anything that has to do with the 19th century. I hope that questions regarding this period in time are welcome, and that someone can help me find an answer! :P
I was thinking of writing a story that will be set in the 1890's, and I was wondering if musicians played in pubs or taverns at the time. I know that musical instruments were a lot more expensive back then than they are today, but I'm wondering if they were so expensive that they might have kept people from playing in pubs?
Any help would be appreciated. :) |
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| "JEZEBEL" (1938) Photo Gallery |
[Apr. 19th, 2009|10:52 pm] |

"JEZEBEL" (1938) Photo Gallery
Here is a GALLERY featuring photos of the 1938 melodrama, "JEZEBEL". Directed by William Wyler, it starred Bette Davis, Henry Fonda and Fay Bainter. |
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| "CRANFORD" (2007) Photo Gallery |
[Mar. 31st, 2009|07:52 am] |

"CRANFORD" (2007) Photo Gallery
HERE is a gallery of photos from the 2007 miniseries, "CRANFORD". The five-part miniseries is based upon three of Elizabeth Gaskell's novellas. |
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| "AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" (1989) Photo Gallery |
[Mar. 18th, 2009|08:15 am] |

"AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" (1989) Photo Gallery
Here is a GALLERY featuring photos from the 1989 miniseries, "AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS". The miniseries starred Pierce Brosnan, Eric Idle, Julia Nickson and Peter Ustinov. |
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| Victorian sensation novels, serialised on LJ. |
[Mar. 13th, 2009|04:29 pm] |
serialsensation is a follow-up to dracula1897 , the real-time reading of Dracula that elettaria and I did a few years ago: Victorian sensation novels, posted in twice-weekly instalments. We're starting with Ellen Wood's 1861 novel East Lynne, a tale of drama, disguises, scandal, shame, implausible plot twists and nail-biting cliffhangers. Please come and join us if you're interested in enjoying these excellent novels in the serialised form in which they were designed to be read. The reading begins on Friday the 20th of March. |
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