New england victorian houses
[DOC File]McDonald Family History - NetSpeed
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It competed with Melbourne as the most significant settlement in the southern part of the Colony of New South Wales until the Victorian gold rushes began, at which time Melbourne became dominant. (The Colony of Victoria was established, separate from New South Wales, in 1855, the very year the McDonald family arrived at Portland.)
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While the conditions of life were certainly better in the paternalist strongholds of France than in the poor houses of Victorian England, the underlying view of the poor in both settings was remarkably consistent: the poor were not to be trusted with decisions concerning their own lives or those of their children.
[DOC File]WHEN OUR ANCESTORS BECAME US
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By the 1850s ice—cut on ponds in the winter and stored in vast ice-houses under tons of sawdust—was a major New England industry, employing upwards of ten thousand people. Some 150,000 tons of ice a year were shipped out of Boston as far as India, and ice accounted for more freight tonnage than any other American item except King Cotton itself.
[DOC File]Victorian England
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Victorian England. THE LABORING CLASSES. Perhaps the darkest shadow to have fallen over the nineteenth century was the harsh and often inhumane treatment of Britain’s laboring classes, and especially of the women and children who made up so many of its numbers.
[DOC File]Dictionary of Victorian Prison Slang - iExpress
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The expression “25 years to life” is an Americanism that is not used by Victorian prisoners. A myth also persists in Victorian prisons that a life sentence means 25 years. The confusion arises from a brief period in New South Wales in the 1970s whereby persons convicted of murder could be sentenced to either life imprisonment or 25 years.
[DOC File]Farm Stays - The Heart of New England
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The northern New England states – Maine, New Hampshire & Vermont — have managed to retain much of their rural character – more so than their New England neighboring states to the south. Many of these northern New England farms have been in existence for hundreds of years, are imbued in history, and are in areas where there are a lot of ...
[DOC File]A-Frame house
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The Cape Cod style originated in colonial New England. Today, the term refers to Cape Cod-shaped houses popular during the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. Traditional, Colonial-era Cape Cod houses had many of these features: Steep roof with side gables. Small roof overhang . 1 or 1½ stories . Made of wood and covered in wide clapboard or shingles
[DOC File]Victorian England
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Victorian England. THE VICTORIAN CONCEPT OF HOME. The Victorians brought the idea of home to the fore in a way that was new. … By the mid-nineteenth century the home and what it contained were omnipresent in theory as well as in fact.
[DOC File]A prominent figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement in New ...
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New York: the hub of the American Arts and Crafts movement The Arts and Crafts movement eventually progressed from England to the United States. Americans were prompted to improve their handicrafts and applied arts instruction after seeing the superior foreign crafts that were exhibited at the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, the ...
[DOC File]Birmingham's Built Environment in the Twentieth Century
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Green, D.R. and Parton, A.G. (1990) ‘Slums and slum life in Victorian England: London and Birmingham at mid-century’, in Gaskell, S.M. (ed.) Slums Leicester University Press, Leicester. Hopkins, E. (1986) ‘Working-class housing in Birmingham during the Industrial Revolution’, International Review of Social History vol. 31 pp. 80-94.
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