🔸 Three women who completed their education and graduated as physicians in Philadelphia. Picture taken in Oktober 10 , 1885. Dr. Anandabai Joshee, Seranysore ,India; Dr. Kei Okami , Tokyo , Japan Dr. Tabat M. Islambooly , Damascus, Syria. Source: www.ancient-origins.net/women #victorianchaps #physician #retro #philadelphia #usa #portrait #victorian #goodolddays #history #nostalgia #oldphoto #vintage #pastlives #1880s #education (at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmHzKg2D1m3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Victorian Era Costumes That I Find Similar to Anime Character Designs
I'd like to dispel the notion that a Victorian would pass away at the sight of an anime girl. Sure, rich ladies didn't like to show ankle, but there are more people out there. These are a variety of costumes from burlesques (then known mainly for being comedic), ballets, and theatre. A few are not by performers, and were for taken for personal reasons. These are all from the 1860s-1910, so Victorian and Edwardian (if you will).
Paris, France. P. Nory , Photo: Walery
Thigh-highs:
Right: Boston, USA. "Miss Darcey", Photo: The Notman Photographic Co.
Left: Broadway, New York City, USA. Alma Stanley, Photo: Marc Gambier
Bold design elements:
Top Left: Paris, France. Pauline d'Argent , Photo: Walery
Top Middle: Broadway, New York City, USA. Rose Zazel, Photo: Marc Gambier
Top Right: New York City, USA. Veronica Jabeau, Photo: Falk
Bottom Left: Paris, France. Eugénie Fiocre, Photo: Disdéri
Bottom Centre, Right: Paris, France. Unknown, Photo: Jaime Abecasis ARS Paris
Kemonomimi:
Left: Paris, France. R. Darty, Photo: Walery
Right: New York City, USA. Eliza Blasina, Photo: J Gurney & Son
Bat costumes after illustrations in Jenny Taylor Wandle's 'Masquerade & Carnival'
San Francisco, USA. Dolly Adams, Photo: Houseworth's Celebrities
Ladies in short dresses and capes:
Left: San Francisco, USA. Mabel Santley, Photo: Houseworth's Celebrities
Right: New York City, USA. Gracie Wilson, Photo: Newsboy
Faeries:
Left: New York City, USA. "Miss Farrington", Photo: Mora
Centre: New York City, USA. Unknown, Photo: Moreno & Loper
Right: Paris, France. Eugénie Fiocre, Photo: Disdéri
Sailor girls:
Left: New York City, USA. Pauline Hall, Photo: Mora
Centre: Unknown performer and photographer.
Right: San Francisco, USA. Elma Delaro, Photo: Houseworth's Celebrities
Femboys, crossdressing:
Left: Riga, Latvia. Unknown university fraternity students, Photo: Th. John for Jurjew
Right: Tartu, Estonia. Unknown university fraternity students, Photo: C. Schulz for Jurjew
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For example, if the QWERTY keyboard of the United States had not been adopted elsewhere in the world as well – say, if Japan or Europe had adopted the much more efficient Dvorak keyboard – that trivial decision in the 19th century might have had big consequences for the competitive position of 20th-century American technology.
"Guns, Germs and Steel: A Short History of Everybody for the Last 13,000 Years" - Jared Diamond
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Ghosts in the Ann Starrett Mansion
Refusing to leave their home, the ghosts of Ann Starrett mansion still reside in the Victorian house, haunting the place in Port Townsend.
Refusing to leave their home, the ghosts of Ann Starrett mansion still reside in the Victorian house, haunting the place in Port Townsend.
In the city of Port Townsend in Washington, the place is known for its many old Victorian and historical buildings. The place itself was once called, The City of Dreams and a safe harbor.
It’s here a Queen Anne-style mansion that is said to house the dead…
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You look like Ants
You look like Ants.
You’re going on a cross-country trip. Airplane, train, bus, car, or bike?
After years of driving on the highway, I realized one thing.
America is not overcrowded. It is full of nothing but an empty landscape.
So I pick the airplane.
I chose this option now because I want to get there wherever there is.
🤯 I know right? King of the Road says he is taking a plane “say it anit so.”
“Yup” 🤠
And…
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Cross Country Trip In Car
Daily writing promptYou’re going on a cross-country trip. Airplane, train, bus, car, or bike? View all responses
Alright I am going to start this post differently since it is an open question on travel and it has to do with whether I should use the airplane or train or bus or bike or car. Normally I don’t write any stuff on travel but for this post I will make an exception because it has to do…
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