Victorian Innovations

[@lindaodom1322]

So excited to see a video!

[@SirenaWF1]

I would love to watch the full video sometime.

[@duoneswart4989]

Ive missed your videos Sarah!❤

[@k.j.lindsey3048]

Interesting video. Incidentally they still occasionally find wood waterlines in Detroit when they’re doing repairs!

[@TheFogeyGoth]

we have many specimens here in my area too. The German settlers here built them to last

[@Pikkiwoki]

You have a great smile! What a neat video!

[@claudiadarling9441]

Thanks for sharing.

[@waterwide]

I love the simplicity and lifestyle of the Victorian era but I’m also very tech centered given I’m an animator lol. I would like to dive more into it though.

[@SirenaWF1]

It's simple to use now because of the lack of modern tech that we have, but it was probably anything but simple to the people who lived during the era.

[@TheFogeyGoth]

same here. Start where you are - add small things. subtract small things. Your home life and work life can be separate spaces. At least that's my approach (I am in digital marketing)

[@joelhurley2678]

Interesting talk, thank you for sharing.

[@coollkat]

Another interesting and informative video from our favorite victorian! I always look forward to them!

[@punkfledermaus]

Very interesting talk, thank you so much 😊

[@MagdalenRose]

Thank you! I had a thought for a future video... I'm currently reading Rudyard Kiplings The Phantom Rickshaw. I'm enjoying it, though I've come across so many terms and phrases from the era that unfamiliar. Some of which I can't find any information about on google. Perhaps for Halloween time 👻

[@Victorianlady]

I did a video on Victorian slang about three years ago. Enjoy! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGnamaWmo9WisKc

[@sagapoetic8990]

Your channel is so cool! I'm so glad I found it - thank you, I'm greatly enjoying your videos.

[@Victorianlady]

So glad you're enjoying it. I hope you'll look into my books as well! 😃

[@karinbaird2499]

Thank you❤

[@seattlegirl2077]

I met you once in Seattle. I think at a talk at MOHAI or ??? Good to find you again.

[@TheFogeyGoth]

Your discussion of papers and books prompts me to ask if you are familiar with the life of Isabella Beeton , author of 'Beeton's Book of Household Management', whose husband (and business partner) was a publisher and whose legacy far exceeded her very short life.

[@Victorianlady]

Actually, I wrote the introduction to an abridgement of that book which came out a few years ago, at the publisher's request. www.amazon.com/Mrs-Beetons-Book-Household-Management/dp/1510760253/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1P65VY8YVFFA5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.R5APDEmpI-qcp21ChqLpt8V207VmeMdyPaakEMAKQkBaF6oTgwim0SuNt0sYB_wh.M7z-RSlEYlC0cB9wgYiP85GeOzRmAE2zt2g-mJkIDSI&dib_tag=se&keywords=Sarah+Chrisman+Mrs.+Beeton%27s+book+of+household+management&qid=1723119914&sprefix=sarah+chrisman+mrs.+beeton%27s+book+of+household+management%2Caps%2C124&sr=8-1