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Men, Women, and Work

Posted on October 7, 2015 by kittycalash

After a late afternoon meeting that left me raw from the way men speak over, interrupt, and dismiss women, I began to think again about a conversation I’d had w...

1830s/Events/Living History/Reenacting

Experiencing Eastfield Village

Posted on September 20, 2015 by kittycalash

Mr Hiwell, the Young Mr and I ventured out to Nassau, New York this weekend to be part of Founders Day Celebration at Eastfield Village. The gents were part of ...

Clothing/History/Living History/Research

What would you carry?

Posted on April 4, 2014 by kittycalash

The V&A’s extensive article includes many hints about what might be in woman’s pockets. Sharon Burnston, on the Historic New England site, points out that “...

History/Laundry/Living History/Reenacting

Camp Followers or Women of the Army?

Posted on January 22, 2014 by kittycalash

I prefer woman belonging to the army, or “regimental woman,” which sounds like Mick Jagger or Roy Orbison could sing it, but one could have a pretty...

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