From 17th century to Roaring Twenties and Stock Market Crash
My daughter portrayed the 18th century, my son was Charles Lindbergh, and I represented a lady married to a Wall Street broker…to bring the 1920s to life!
Historical Sewing and Time Travels
My daughter portrayed the 18th century, my son was Charles Lindbergh, and I represented a lady married to a Wall Street broker…to bring the 1920s to life!
17th century businessmen spent so much time at the coffeehouses, that they frequently used the address of their coffeehouse of choice as their point of contact.
This year we partook of our favorite colonial Christmastides on the days between Christmas and New Year’s…which is historically accurate.
Enlisting as a soldier in the Continental Army for three years, giving up all my rights, learning to work as a unit, while ready to endure hardship…
After a long day at the capitol, burgesses met at Charleton’s Coffeehouse to further discuss issues of the day, over a cup of coffee…or even wine.
Philanthropist Dr. Thomas Bray organized schools to teach black children (boys and girls) to read, slave and free, in the British North American colonies.
We snacked on some colonial chocolate while window meandering through 18th century shops, trades, and houses on Duke of Gloucester Street.