1700s
-Predicting the Weather in the 1700s-Colonial Rules for Children
-The Hessian: Easy English Country Dance for Children
-Colonial Game: How to Play Fives
-Colonial Game: How to Play Thread the Needle
-New England Primer, Colonial School in the Northeast
-Stinging Nettle: Plant with 1,000 Uses
-Colonial Garden Directions 1799
-Rue and Herb of Days Past
- 9 Colonial Herbs and Uses
- Witch Jugs and Witch Bottles
- How to Make Corn Husk Dolls
1800s
-Virginia Reel Dance Instructions and Sheet Music-Hints for Servants 1859
-How to Set a Table for a Dinner Party 1876
-Etiquette for Gentlemen 1860
- Period Deodorants 1820, 1860s
-Winter in the 1860s
-Civil War Snowball Fights
-Fife and Tin Whistle Fingerings
-1850s Street Etiquette
- How Close are the Guns? How to Calculate How Close a Storm is. 1805 Tall Ship
-1860s Dinner Invitations
-Language of Flowers 1856
- The Christmas Game Called "Plum Pudding"
1900s
Great Depression Paper Popper Tutorial
Other
The Ugly Girl Papers: Beauty Advice from 1870
What Was Eaten at the First Thanksgiving?
-What Did they Read During the Civil War?
-"A Soldier's Kit" --Advice from a Veteran Soldier
-Photography at Reenactments
-Racism and Discrimination in Reenacting
-Reenacting Safety
-What Did the Rebel Yell Sound Like?
-Ways to Save Money Reenacting
-10 Ways to Interest Spectators at Events
-Reenacting and Spectators
-Civil War Dancing: How to Curtsy
-1860s Dinner Invitations
-Peculiar Directions for Resuscitation from 1861
-Hints for Servants from 1859
-Civil War Snowball Fights
-Spencirian Ladies Hand 1850s Calligraphy
-The End of Reenacting is Near!!
-Tips For New Civil War Reenactors: Be A Bit Of A Farb
- Ways to Save Money Reenacting
-The 3 Things You Need To Be A Good Reenactor
- Civil War Letter and Envelope Templates
-The Spectrum of Reenacting
-Copyrights in the Historical Arena
-Civil War Letters and Diaries Archives
-Godey's Lady's Book Full View January 1864
-How to Preserve Antique Books
-How to Date Old Books: How to Read Roman Numerals
-How to Preserve and Repair Antique Quilts
-Sewn Colonial Pockets
-Colonial Shortgown/ Bedgown
- Soapballs / Washballs
-1800s
-Knitted Washcloths
-Easy Knitted Scarf
-1859 Sewn and Embroidered Reticule Pattern
-Sewn Pocketbook Pattern from Godey's Lady's Book, 1862
-Sewn and Embroidered Potholders
-Sewn Boy's Jacket from Godey's Lady's Book
-Knitting Period Correct Corset Laces
-Knitted Wool Shawl
-Civil War Era Knit Purse
-Civil War Sewn Apron Pattern
-Crochet Glengarry Cap from Godey's Lady's Book
-Macrame Watch-Guard from Peterson's Magazine 1857
-Sewn Corset Pattern from Godey's Lady's Book 1857
-Knit Sontag Godey's Lady's Book
-Crocheted Sontag Pattern Godey's Lady's Book 1864
-Alternative Knit Sontag Patterns
- Ladies Knit Tie 1861
- Civil War Men's Shirt 1852
-Knit Opera Hood 1858
-1862 Knit Garters from Godey's Lady's Book
-Knit Winter Socks from Godey's Lady's Book 1860
- Princess Capote Hood 1862
-Sewn Reticule 1831-1865
- 1855 Quilt Pattern
- 1840 Knit Shoe Inserts
-1859 Knit Talma (cape)
-1861, 1862, Knit, Crochet or Sewn, Army Mittens
- 1920s Sealing Wax Art
-1941 Knit Cap
1860s Clothing Interest
-Civil War Bathing Suits
-Stocking Hygiene- Change your Stockings Twice a Week
-Civil War Hats, Bonnets and Hoods
Etiquette
-1850s Etiquette When Reading
Tall Ships and Golden Age of Sail
- Nantucket Whaling and Fate of the Essex
-1916 Mutiny over Hardtack and Pie
Other
The Ugly Girl Papers: Beauty Advice from 1870
What Was Eaten at the First Thanksgiving?
Reenacting Interest
-Reenactor's Survival Kit
-What Did they Read During the Civil War?
-"A Soldier's Kit" --Advice from a Veteran Soldier
-Photography at Reenactments
-Racism and Discrimination in Reenacting
-Reenacting Safety
-What Did the Rebel Yell Sound Like?
-Ways to Save Money Reenacting
-10 Ways to Interest Spectators at Events
-Reenacting and Spectators
-Civil War Dancing: How to Curtsy
-1860s Dinner Invitations
-Peculiar Directions for Resuscitation from 1861
-Hints for Servants from 1859
-Civil War Snowball Fights
-Spencirian Ladies Hand 1850s Calligraphy
-The End of Reenacting is Near!!
-Tips For New Civil War Reenactors: Be A Bit Of A Farb
- Ways to Save Money Reenacting
-The 3 Things You Need To Be A Good Reenactor
- Civil War Letter and Envelope Templates
-The Spectrum of Reenacting
Researching/Preservation
-Studying Sources: Bixby Letter
-Copyrights in the Historical Arena
-Civil War Letters and Diaries Archives
-Godey's Lady's Book Full View January 1864
-How to Preserve Antique Books
-How to Date Old Books: How to Read Roman Numerals
-How to Preserve and Repair Antique Quilts
Sewing/Knitting/Crocheting Patterns
-1700s
-Sewn Colonial Pockets
-Colonial Shortgown/ Bedgown
- Soapballs / Washballs
-1800s
-Knitted Washcloths
-Easy Knitted Scarf
-Civil War
-Red Riding Hood from Peterson's Magazine
-1859 Sewn and Embroidered Reticule Pattern
-Sewn Pocketbook Pattern from Godey's Lady's Book, 1862
-Sewn and Embroidered Potholders
-Sewn Boy's Jacket from Godey's Lady's Book
-Knitting Period Correct Corset Laces
-Knitted Wool Shawl
-Civil War Era Knit Purse
-Civil War Sewn Apron Pattern
-Crochet Glengarry Cap from Godey's Lady's Book
-Macrame Watch-Guard from Peterson's Magazine 1857
-Sewn Corset Pattern from Godey's Lady's Book 1857
-Knit Sontag Godey's Lady's Book
-Crocheted Sontag Pattern Godey's Lady's Book 1864
-Alternative Knit Sontag Patterns
- Ladies Knit Tie 1861
- Civil War Men's Shirt 1852
-Knit Opera Hood 1858
-1862 Knit Garters from Godey's Lady's Book
-Knit Winter Socks from Godey's Lady's Book 1860
- Princess Capote Hood 1862
-Sewn Reticule 1831-1865
- 1855 Quilt Pattern
- 1840 Knit Shoe Inserts
-1859 Knit Talma (cape)
-1861, 1862, Knit, Crochet or Sewn, Army Mittens
- 1920s Sealing Wax Art
-1941 Knit Cap
1860s Clothing Interest
-Civil War Bathing Suits
-Stocking Hygiene- Change your Stockings Twice a Week
-Civil War Hats, Bonnets and Hoods
Etiquette
-1850s Etiquette When Reading
Tall Ships and Golden Age of Sail
- Nantucket Whaling and Fate of the Essex
-1916 Mutiny over Hardtack and Pie
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