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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

E-Books are Our Friends!

For those interested in researching, free period e-books are great resources. Here are a few to get started:

The Finchley Manuals of Industry - Household Work, Copyright 1850
Work; Or Plenty to Do and How to Do It - by Margaret Maria Brewster, Copyright 1855
The American Farmer - by the Maryland State Agriculture Society, Copyright 1853
The Ladies' Hand Book of Fancy and Ornamental Work, Copyright 1859
The Workwoman's Guide
A Cyclopaedia of six thousand practical receipts, Copyright 1851
The Ladies' Home Magazine, Copyright 1859
Godey's Lady's Book, Copyright 1855
Godey's Lady's Book, Copyright 1862
The Knickbocker, Copyright 1859

(also, a quick reference guide to ladies' magazines is on Beth Chamberlain's page here)
Posted by Sarah Dixon - LLHS moderator at 4:38 PM
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This site dedicated to the Ladies Living History Society of Johnson County. We are based in Warrensburg, MO. This site will be updated to reflect meetings, activities, and other useful information for local civilian reenactors. Anyone with an interest in authentically researching and portraying civilians during the American Civil War as well as the years leading up to it are welcome to join us! While we are technically a 'ladies' society, men are welcome as well. Please contact Sarah Dixon at llhsjc @gmail.com for more information.
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