Two women making a snowman. The photo was published in The Strand Magazine in January 1892. The caption read: No support of any kind was used. There were no hidden sticks or threads to support the head, body or arms.4yr ⋅ Fosfoenolpiruvato ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
The amazing Nora Kerin, an Edwardian stage actress killing it in her co-star’s prince outfit from ‘The Prince and The Beggarmaid’.4yr ⋅ melpomene_smiled ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
Nicholas II of Russia (in a light suit) makes the airplane (1899)4yr ⋅ Fosfoenolpiruvato ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
Maurice Joyant photographs his friend defecating on a beach in France, 18984yr ⋅ iamtheseamonster ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
My Great, Great, Great Grandmother Rocking that Hairstyle in 18742yr ⋅ stares_at_rain ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
Portrait of a girl. 1840's, Sweden. Her hairstyle has a double parting, which was fashionable at the time.2yr ⋅ theemmyk ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
A group of Victorians performing the 'Thriller' dance in 1890! (I've compiled a gallery of Victorians mucking about and put it in the comments if you'd like to see it)11mo ⋅ dannydutch1 ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
Seems like an especially apt invention for the current situation... A mechanism to “raise one’s hat in polite salutation” hands-free (1896)4yr ⋅ melpomene_smiled ⋅ r/1800HavingFun
