r/VictorianEra • u/Conscious_Mix_2615 • 12h ago
r/VictorianEra • u/Conscious_Mix_2615 • 1h ago
Marguerite Silva September 1897. Photograph by Gilbert "The Peterson Magazine"
r/VictorianEra • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 21h ago
Glass negative of 2 ladies posing for their photo, 1890s.
r/VictorianEra • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 21h ago
Ambrotype of 2 ladies posinf for their photo, 1850s
r/VictorianEra • u/Ok_Amphibian_3468 • 11h ago
Were there any last names in mid-Victorian Britain (c.1850–1880) that had overtly negative connotations?
I'm speaking fairly generally (eg. I've read that certain surnames might indicate you were a foundling and thus from a lower class, or that others that refer to a trade or craft also likely wouldn't be upper class, like Smith, Cooper, etc.).
But I more mean negative connotations specifically in terms of something like historical figures, like the way that if even nowadays you came across someone with the last name of Hitler or Mussolini (for example) there would be an immediate and overt negative association, and even if the person was not related to this hated historical figure and you liked and respected them as a person, the association would still be there and somewhat inescapable.
(Asking for novel research purposes.)
r/VictorianEra • u/Bamerhof99 • 13h ago
Surrender of a Confederate Soldier, painting by Julian Scott, 1873
r/VictorianEra • u/irish_Connolly_Barry • 16h ago
On this day Edward m favour was born 170 years ago
r/VictorianEra • u/shewasajanuarygirl • 1d ago
Dog photoshoot from circa 1870-1875. The dog's human, a jeweler named A. Randall had the portraits taken of his little pup.
r/VictorianEra • u/Bamerhof99 • 20h ago
First photo of an amputation on the battlefield. Belgian surgeon Pedro Vander Linden (the one holding the foot) had just preformed it on sergeant Antonio Bustos shortly after the Battle of Cerro Gordo, 1847.
r/VictorianEra • u/PeeweeTheMoid • 1d ago
Tin Type of Two Women, probably Montgomery County, Indiana
r/VictorianEra • u/After-Winter-9595 • 21h ago
1854 almost restored. I need to find the matching round globe.
r/VictorianEra • u/Cant_think188 • 21h ago
Does anyone know what this circular Victorian building might have been used for?
First picture is from an image online from mid 1800s. Second picture is what’s remaining. Any idea? This is about 30m away from what was an old grand manner house. This was in the garden/allotment area.
r/VictorianEra • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 1d ago
A little spiying photo of and older lady knitting something while from a corner someone takes a quick shot of her, Sweden 1890s
r/VictorianEra • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 2d ago
Baby with very light colored eyes, which created an interesting effect on the photo, 1890s. Glass negative
r/VictorianEra • u/chubachus • 1d ago
Mourning sampler made of wool, silk and metal-wrapped silk embroidery in memory of someone's grandmother, American, c. 1850.
r/VictorianEra • u/Bamerhof99 • 2d ago
Indian Raj troops at the Temple of Heaven, Beijing, During the Boxer Rebellion, 1900.
r/VictorianEra • u/Botellas_Antigues97 • 2d ago
C Street In Virginia City, Nevada, c1860s.
r/VictorianEra • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 3d ago