THE 1800'S

• The 1800's was fascinating place, why don't you come visit?

CLOTHING

• In the 1800's you did not have to worry about makeup
• Girls wore corsets

JOBS

• Children as young as 6 or 8 years old might work at a mill or a factory
• Boys jobs: Cutting, splitting, or carrying firewood, tending to the farm animals
• Carrying water to the house, providing food for the family

JOBS

• Girls jobs: Cooking, Milking cows or goats, collecting eggs churning butter
• Making breads and cheeses, preserving foods, cleaning, laundry, candle making
• Spinning wool or flax, caring for siblings, and helping elderly family members

JOBS

• Children would also run errands, make deliveries for store keepers
• They may be apprenticed to a skilled craftsman
• And they also could be sold out as a servant
• Jobs mostly for an adult were coopers, blacksmiths, and beekeepers

HOBBIES/ENTERTAINMENT

• Children learned to read, write and do math at home or in a single room schoolhouse

ARCHITECTURE

• Homes were first made of logs or lumber
• Homes were turned to brick when brick was available in 1880
• Schools and churches were valued in the 1800's

THE 1800 EXPEDITION

• The 1800's are also famous for Lewis and Clark's expedition
• They were accompanied by Captain Lewis's dog Seaman
• Seaman was well known throughout history for saving their lives many times

COME AND VISIT

CITATIONS

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