Some distant memories from 1917-1929

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The Victorian Bushfires have devastated massive amount of animals and people. Please look into your heart and help if you can.

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I hear there is a subculture where you can learn Victorian Dancing and attend many dances and events. Looks VERY interesting!

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This hotel in Lincoln, Nebraska is amazing.

1800s - Early 1900s horror shows and photography.

Waterhouse, known to his family and friends as Nino, was born in Italy in 1849 to English parents, moving to London at an early age. His father was an artist and Waterhouse followed in his footsteps.   more...
Waterhouse's early paintings were influenced by Victorian neo-classicism as practiced by Alma-Tadema, Leighton and Poynter. Later, he came under the spell of the second phase of Pre-Raphaelitism, led by Burne-Jones. By the mid-1880s, he was interested in French plein-air painting à la Jules Bastien-Lepage. By the early 1890s, Waterhouse had fused all of these influences into his own style: "He painted pre-Raphaelite pictures in a more modern manner. He was, in fact, a kind of academic Burne-Jones, like him in his types and his moods, but with less insistence on design and more on atmosphere."
Waterhouse's early paintings were influenced by Victorian neo-classicism as practiced by Alma-Tadema, Leighton and Poynter. Later, he came under the spell of the second phase of Pre-Raphaelitism, led by Burne-Jones. By the mid-1880s, he was interested in French plein-air painting à la Jules Bastien-Lepage. By the early 1890s, Waterhouse had fused all of these influences into his own style: "He painted pre-Raphaelite pictures in a more modern manner. He was, in fact, a kind of academic Burne-Jones, like him in his types and his moods, but with less insistence on design and more on atmosphere."
Waterhouse's early paintings were influenced by Victorian neo-classicism as practiced by Alma-Tadema, Leighton and Poynter. Later, he came under the spell of the second phase of Pre-Raphaelitism, led by Burne-Jones. By the mid-1880s, he was interested in French plein-air painting à la Jules Bastien-Lepage. By the early 1890s, Waterhouse had fused all of these influences into his own style: "He painted pre-Raphaelite pictures in a more modern manner. He was, in fact, a kind of academic Burne-Jones, like him in his types and his moods, but with less insistence on design and more on atmosphere."
Waterhouse's early paintings were influenced by Victorian neo-classicism as practiced by Alma-Tadema, Leighton and Poynter. Later, he came under the spell of the second phase of Pre-Raphaelitism, led by Burne-Jones. By the mid-1880s, he was interested in French plein-air painting à la Jules Bastien-Lepage. By the early 1890s, Waterhouse had fused all of these influences into his own style: "He painted pre-Raphaelite pictures in a more modern manner. He was, in fact, a kind of academic Burne-Jones, like him in his types and his moods, but with less insistence on design and more on atmosphere."
Waterhouse's early paintings were influenced by Victorian neo-classicism as practiced by Alma-Tadema, Leighton and Poynter.  less

These old fashioned dances are kept alive and well but various dancing and cultural organizations!

This Annie Lennox Cover of SWEET DREAMS, Was a Labor of Love, She is a fantastic artist, And as well I wanted to add some special editing for this one. Sure hope ya' like it,, There's more to come. Thanks   more...Again for Viewing Comments are Welcomed And Appreciated. Have a Great Week End. Be seeing you around. Take care of Your Self & Each Other. THE OCT-MAN  less

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https://www.gfg.com paying top dollar $$ buying and selling 19th century baseball cards, as well as non-sports victorian era cards. Sell yo your collection by buying old baseball cards and 19th century   more...cards  less

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Irish governess Susanna Fallon has crossed an ocean to learn the truth about her sister's death, protect her young niece, and unmask the "Divinely gifted" musician, Michael Emmanuel, for the   more...monster her sister said he was. But when she discovers nothing was what it seemed, she must re-draw everything she believes about herself, her sister, and the man who broke her sister's heart. Learn more about the book and read a sample chapter at http://www.bjhoff.com !  less

whole lot more! The best part is that it's so fun they don't even realize they're learning. When all the cousins are together this is the one of the most popular toys.


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The best part is that it's so fun they don't even realize they're learning



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With his best-selling book "Baby and Child Care", Dr Benjamin Spock influenced several generations of parents to be more flexible and affectionate with their children, and to treat them as individuals   more...(whereas the previous conventional wisdom had been that child rearing should focus on building discipline, and that, eg, babies should not be "spoiled" by picking them up when they cried).

The First Edition (1946) followed the conventional wisdom on circumcision: he recommended it. In the Sixth Edition (1985) he wrote about circumcising healthy children, "I strongly recommend leaving the foreskin alone. Parents should insist on convincing reasons for circumcision — and there are no convincing reasons that I know of."

In this video, he is referring to how some American parents would bring their child to a doctor with the complaint that the child was exploring his or her own genitalia in a sexual way. In these cases, the doctor would often diagnose the cause as an 'irritated' glans hood. In order to reduce the child's pleasure-motive(the whole underside of the foreskin is sexually sensitive to stimulation as opposed to the non-sexual shaft skin) and to reduce the ease of the child masturbating(circumcised males often need to use artificial lubrication to masturbate without rubbing themselves raw), the doctor would then circumcise the child.

Learn more how fear of children masturbating was a major reason why Americans began routinely circumcising: <a href="http://www.cirp.org/pages/whycirc.html">http://www.cirp.org/pages/whycirc.html</a>

Learn more about the <a href="http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=105083429&blogID=295196224">America's Forgotten History of Child Female Circumcision</a>.  less

Humorous sketch about British Victorian Music Hall using split screen effect.

One None Brontë embroiders upon what the "Parson knows".

Brighton Pier (originally called Palace Pier) is a wonderful example of an old historic amusement pier, which is located at the southern seaport of Brighton, England. Construction on the pier began in   more...1891 and opened in May 1899, with a construction cost of around $300,000 (a LOT of money back then!). A concert hall opened on the pier two years later, but now no longer exists. Much of the original pier architecture remains, so when you walk on the pier, it’s like going back to a different era!

The song is “On The Beach” by Chris Rea.  less