A Creole woman in Louisiana, ca. 1860's.

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The many unique hairstyles of women during the Victorian era (1870s-1900s)

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The many unique hairstyles of women during the Victorian era (1870s-1900s)

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The many unique hairstyles of women during the Victorian era (1870s-1900s)

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The many unique hairstyles of women during the Victorian era (1870s-1900s)

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Some photos of people smiling and having fun during the Victorian Era (late 1800s)

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Margaret Care, aged 14, when she was admitted into Barnardo’s Home, 273 Mare Street, Hackney, April 11th, 1900, after the deaths of her parents from tuberculosis. She spent just over a year in the home before she caught pulmonary tuberculosis and passed away.

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The many unique hairstyles of women during the Victorian era (1870s-1900s)

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Remarkably preserved daguerreotype nicknamed ‘Mona Lisa of the Deep’ was recovered nearly a mile and a half under the Atlantic from the SS Central America which sank in 1857

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Some photos of people smiling and having fun during the Victorian Era (late 1800s)

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The first ever photograph of a woman taken in 1839, of Dorothy Catherine Draper. Her daguerreotype portrait is the only surviving contemporary photograph of someone wearing the 1830s poke bonnet, a pre Victorian hat.

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The many unique hairstyles of women during the Victorian era (1870s-1900s)

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Mugshots of Victorian Era Child Criminals, 1870s