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This
site includes some pre-Victorian nineteenth century material
General
sites

Victorian Architecture

Victorian
Art

Victorian
History
Victorian Local History
- Victorian London
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Fassett
Square E8
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Greenwood's
Map of London 1827
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enry
Dixon's London: :
hosted by The
City of London Libraries and Guildhall Art Gallery
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John
Thomson's Street Life in London
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Mayhew,
Henry. London Labour and London Poor, vol 1: from
the Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library
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Monuments
and Dust: The Culture of Victorian London
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Street
Life in London, by John
Thomson
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Victorian
Dictionary ... a guide to the social history of London
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Victorian
London Cemeteries
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Victorian Cheshire
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Anderton
Boat Lift
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E-mapping
Victorian Cheshire: Cheshire's tithe maps online
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Lion Salt
works
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Social
History of Cheshire: In the late 18th and early 19th
centuries, by Craig Thornber
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Victorian
Powys: for schools
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Victorian
Wolverhampton
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Victorian
Census Project

Victorian Literature

Victorian
Religion

Victorian
Science, Medicine and Technology
The
Alexander Graham Bell Family Papers at the Library of Congress
George
Burgess (1829-1905): a Victorian perspective: includes works
on phrenology, his scrapbook and thoughts on religion
The
Complete Works of Charles Darwin Online
The
Complete Morris's British Birds 1891
Darwin
Correspondence Project
The
Sir Henry Dryden Collection: architectural and archaeological
drawings by Sir Henry Dryden presented to the town of Northampton
after his death in 1899 : from VADS:
the online resource for visual arts
Emma
Darwin's Diaries
Thomas
A. Edison Papers
Historic
Hospital Admissions Records Project (HHARP): 19th Century
children's hospital records
History
of Medicine and Public Health: A Miscellany Concentrating on
the 18th and 19th centuries with material of interest to North
West England, by Craig Thornber
The
History of Phrenology, by Dr. John van Wyhe : from the
Victorian Web
The
Huxley File: created by Charles Blinderman and David Joyce of
Clark University [unavailable at last check]
Industrial
and Transport Museums
The
Industrial Revolution and the Railway System
Dr.
John Snow (1813-1858), a legendary figure in the history of
public health, epidemiology and anaesthesiology
London's
"Great Stink" and Victorian Urban Planning, by
Professor Martin Daunton
Charles
Lyell: Principles of Geology. Vols. 1-3. 1830
The
Complete Morris's British Birds 1891
Museum
of Victorian Science, Glaisdale
The
Old Operating Theatre: museum and herb garret
The
railway accident: trains, trauma and technological crisis in
nineteenth-century Britain by Ralph Harrington
Steam
and Speed: Industry, Transport and Communication: from the
Victoria and Albert Museum
Victorian
Farming: new technologies
Victorian
Medicine
Victorian
Medicine - From Fluke to Theory, by Bruce Robinson
Victorian
Railways
Victorian
Railways: from Britain
Express: this site contains other Victorian resources
Victorian
Science: from the Victorian
Web
Victorian
Technology: from the Victorian
Web
William
Loney RN - Victorian naval surgeon
Workshop
of the World: invention and innovation in the West Midlands

Victorian
Society
Alcohol,
Temperance & Prohibition: digital collection of documents
from the past several centuries, including broadsides, sheet
music, and government publications: compiled by Brown University
(USA)
British
Newspapers 1800-1900: searches and some articles free and
other articles available on subscription
Charles
Booth Online Archive
Andrew
Carnegie and Carnegie Libraries
Child
Labour
Corsets
and Crinoline; from the Victoria and Albert Museum's Fashion,
Jewellery and Accessories collection
Enquire
Within aboiut Everything: the great Victorian era domestic
standby
Entrepreneurs
and Business Leaders
Evanion
Collection of Ephemera: printed ephemera related to
entertainment and everyday life in Victorian England
Gentleman's
Page: A Practical Guide for the 19th Century American Man
Hidden
Lives Revealed: a virtual archive, 1881 - 1918 of cases of
poor and disadvantaged children cared for by The
Waifs and Strays' Society
The
history of costume, by Braun & Schneider - c.1861-1880
History
of Modern Cremation in Great Britain from 1874: The First
Hundred Years
The
Household Cyclopedia of General Information (1881)
Human
Rights: from the National
Archive
Index
of English and Welsh Lunatic Asylums and Mental Hospitals: based
on a comprehensive survey in 1844, and extended to other asylums:
a Middlesex University resource by Andrew Roberts
Letters
from the Past
Letters
of a Victorian lady, Ada E Leslie, 1883 to 1894
Marriage
History: Nineteenth Century: from About.com
Mrs
Beeton's Book of Household Management
The
Newgate Calendar: criminal cases up to 1842
19th
Century Schoolbooks: full text scans of 140 [American]
schoolbooks from the Nietz Old Textbook Collection
Prisons
and Prisoners (UK): in Black
Sheep Ancestors
The
Proceedings of the Old Bailey London 1674 to 1913
Ragged
School Museum
Regency
Dance Manuals
Soldiers
of the Queen: a Virtual Museum of Antique Victorian-era
British Military Photographs and Associated Biographical
Research:
Southwell
Union Workhouse: documents
Studies
in Scarlet: marriage and sexuality in the U.S. &
U.K., 1815-1914: 420 trial narratives compiled by Harvard
University Library
Victorian
Advertising: by Jennifer Carnell
Victorian
Crime and Punishment
Victorian
Rational Dress Reform: by
Pauline Weston Thomas : for
Fashion Era
Victorian
Fashion
The
Victorian Turkish Bath
Women's
Suffrage
The
Workhouse: by Peter Higginbotham

Victorian
Theatre and Popular Culture
American
Choral Music, 1870-1923
Amusing
America: American amusement parks, world’s fairs,
arcades, seaside resorts and dance pavilions from the 1880s to
World War II
Herrmann's
Book of Magic: Black Art Fully Exposed: a complete and
practical guide to drawing room and stage magic for professionals
and amateurs by Prof. Herrmann, 1903
The
Library of Nineteenth Century Photography
The
Magic Lantern Society
Music
from 1800 to 1860: from Public
Domain Music: MIDI
files, and text files of their lyrics, created by Benjamin Robert
Tubb based on original sheet music sources
Music
from 1866 to 1899: from Public
Domain Music: MIDI
files, and text files of their lyrics, created by Benjamin Robert
Tubb based on original sheet music sources
Parlor
Songs Academy: musical reminiscences of years gone by (US)
19th
Century Resources: from Jack
Wolcott's Theatre History on the Web
Songs
of the Victorians: an archive
Theatre
History Resources at the Templeman Library, University of
Kent at Canterbury: links to 17th, 18th and 19th century
resources
Theatre
Royal Edinburgh: Playbills: Edinburgh's Theatre Royal at the
start of the 19th century
Victorian
Popular Music: Illustrated sheet music from the heyday of the
Music Hall
Vive
la difference: The English and French stereotype in satirical
prints, 1720-1815
Volcano
of Delight: Historic Sheet Music, 1800-1922
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