PDClipart.org - Public Domain Clip Art Victorian Era Names, A Writers Guide circa 1840's-1890's Being a compilation drawn from old census and vital statistic records. A large part of creating a good set of characters in fiction writing is giving your imaginary populace good names. The right name resonates on the tongue and lingers in the mind, as just the right "fit" for who that heroic - or despicable - person was. Who can forget "Captain Ahab" and his manic pursuit of the Great White Whale, or the plain-spoken, earthy spirit of "Tom Sawyer," or the stern lyricism of "Sherlock Holmes?" The same holds true for writing stories set in the 1800's. Nor was it unusual for parents to look closer to home, borrowing from close friends or people they admired. In a few places on this list, I have enumerated certain first and middle names together, (such as Sarah Ann,) because I find them joined thus so many times on old public records, that it is apparent those name-pairings enjoyed great popularity. Compiled by G.
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Free Clip Art Wedding dress Physical description Wedding dress consisting of a cream silk satin bodice and draped and trained skirt decorated with embroidered net and artificial pearls, and a veil and a non-associated petticoat. [Bodice] Fitted bodice of silk satin. Place of Origin London, England (made) Date 1885 (made) Artist/maker Gladman & Womack (maker) Materials and Techniques Silk satin, cotton machine-embroidered net, artificial pearls and metal thread, boned, laced, and lined with cotton Object history note Registered File number 1990/1787. Worn by May Primrose for her wedding on 10 June, 1885, to Major Herbert Littledale at SS Phillip and James, Cheltenham. Gladman & Womack were Court Dress Makers with premises at 26 Portman Street, London. Descriptive line Wedding dress consisting of a silk satin bodice, a skirt, a veil and petticoat, made by Gladman & Womack, London, 1885 Exhibition History Unveiled: 200 years of wedding glamour from the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Labels and date Materials Techniques