That morbid person over at Haunted Ohio wishes to intimate that she has published a book called The Victorian Book of the Dead. One may read some copy from the back of the cover here, including a list of sample stories, both comical and grewsome. There is also a lurid table of contents.
Mrs Daffodil will send a wreath.
Pingback: Why He Bought the Dolls: 1887 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
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Pingback: The Casket in the Parlor: 1896 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: Old-Fashioned Jet Brooch Replaces Crepe: 1918 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: The Corpse Stiffed the Barber: 1892 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: A Fad for Widows’ Rings: 1915 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: The Dart of Death: c. 1880s | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: A Mourning Envelope and Paper Discuss a New Widow’s Grief: 1880 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: The Death Bell: 1866 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: Corsets and Beer Wagons: Floral Vulgarities: 1891, 1904 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: A Mourning Boudoir: 1889 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
Pingback: The Society of American Widows: 1916 | Mrs Daffodil Digresses
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Pingback: Why He Bought the Dolls: 1887 – The Victorian Book of the Dead
Pingback: The Death Bell: 1866 – The Victorian Book of the Dead
Pingback: A Fad for Widows’ Rings: 1903, 1915 – The Victorian Book of the Dead
Pingback: A Mourning Envelope and Paper Discuss a New Widow’s Grief: 1880 – The Victorian Book of the Dead
Pingback: The Corpse Stiffed the Barber: 1892 – The Victorian Book of the Dead