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Tag: women’s history

Clothing/Living History/material culture/Reenacting/Research

“Now Selling at Prime Cost”

Posted on August 28, 2019 by kittycalash

Although I’ve portrayed a milliner before, the earliest iteration has been as a shopkeeper in August, 1804, so I thought it best to refresh my knowledge of what...

Events/Living History/material culture/Research

The Widow will See You Now

Posted on October 26, 2018 by kittycalash

Part five: portraying Widow Weed I almost prefer first person interpretation, largely because it catches visitors a little off-guard, excites their curiosity, a...

Living History/material culture

“shop medicines, ointments, and salves”

Posted on October 23, 2018 by kittycalash

Part three of a series So what did Elizabeth Weed prepare and sell? What remedies were used and preferred in 1777 Philadelphia? And where to look? The ad is exp...

Events/History/Living History/Research

“may depend on being supplied”

Posted on October 23, 2018 by kittycalash

Part two of a series A newspaper ad can be a rickety thing on which to build a persona when it’s not a runaway ad. Those will give you what the person is ...

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