Something Victoran for show and tell

[sophy]

DS, 6, has to bring in 'something victorian' for show & tell next week.

I'm stumped! Any bright ideas?

any old family photos?

a candle and candle stick?

Rickets?

Photo is good idea. We are visiting gps this w/e they are bound to have something.

antimacassar?

Me?

Clothes peg doll?

Wooden yoyo?

A postage stamp - the postal service started in Victorian times.

A print of the census - any of the census pages would count as all the ones we now have access to were taken in Victorian times. Go to ancestry dot com the 1881 census is free to view, you might find an ancestor.

old relative?

Thanks for all the great suggestions. We re taking a copy of The Young Visters by Daisy Ashford, which was written in 1890 by a 9-year-old girl.

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