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Tag: women’s history

History/Living History

Women’s Work

Posted on April 4, 2016 by kittycalash

The irony is not lost on me: I do stereotypical women’s work as I struggle to bring a feminist interpretation to a traditionally male hobby: 18th century living...

Events/History/Living History/Museums/Reenacting/Research

The Dirt on Ti

Posted on March 22, 2016 by kittycalash

The dirt on Fort Ti came home on my shoes. And my petticoats. And my gown. And possibly my face, which could explain the reactions I got when I stopped for gas ...

Events/History/Living History/making things/Reenacting/Research

Flopsy Mopsy

Posted on March 16, 2016 by kittycalash

They’re pretty consistent: mops appear to be made of fibers attached to a handle. These look like they’re simple string mops. A stick and string? A ...

Living History/making things/Research/Uncategorized

Mopping Up

Posted on March 14, 2016 by kittycalash

Springtime sadness is best remedied by scouring[1], so in the best Scandinavian fashion, I have been looking into 18th century cleaning. Dem barracks, right? Fi...

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