Victorian Travel: Tours, Inns, Bed&Breakfasts

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Victorians visited seaside ocean resorts, stayed in bed-and-breakfasts, relaxed at New York spas, and shopped in New York City. See where they traveled and what they wore.
 


Winter Amusements in New York
How did the Victorians amuse themselves during a cold New York winter?

Fun In The Sun: Beaches  in the 1800s

Atlantic City developed from Dr. J. Pitney's idea to make the New Jersey shore into a health resort. Development began in 1850. Atlantic City, with its beautiful beaches & luxurious hotels, soon became a popular summer resort & winter health spa.

New York's Plaza Hotel and  Lord & Taylor

Where did the Titanic era socialites stay and shop in New York City?

History of the Fashionable Bathing Suit

It was in the early 1800s that people began to flock to the beaches for seaside amusement. With the introduction of railroads, ocean-side beaches became even more popular for sunny recreations. Along with this new outdoor pastime came the need for a stylish garment for the privileged lady of fashion.

Travel in Style: How to Dress for Travel in 1852

How to dress for travel in 1852 with the proper traveling dress, shoes, bonnet and corset.

Victorian Baby Carriages: The Golden Age of Carriages

Bicycle Design from 1816 to 1880

 

 

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