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Getting A Domain
A Victorian Passage now has its own domain http://www.victorianpassage.com! We just registered it this morning so it may take a few days to show up and then for us to move things over to the new domain. I figured after 5 years it was about time for a domain. =)
We are excited and can't wait to have it up and running. I’m also working on certain features that I want to have around here.
First off I am working on getting my random news & facts working. ‘Tis a bit buggy so I am waiting for a little more time to look into it.
Second I will work on having the site news post on the side somewhere instead of in the main content area. Since these updates are not really Victorian content I want them to be "side" material.
If you have any suggestions to things you would like to see or have added or just what you think of the site let me know by emailing me at victorian@vcdesignconcept.com
Thanks!
Your Victorian Guide,
Jessica
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Calendar on Your Fingers
Free 1887 Almanac Ebook
We have scanned in the 1887 Agricultural Almanac so you can download it for free! This e-book contains helpful hints and tips, funny stories, recipes of the time and more. Here are just a few of the titles found Continue reading "Free 1887 Almanac Ebook" »
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Calendar on Your Fingers
I couldn't resist publishing the following little "lingo", as it's called, from an 1887 Almanac. Someone long ago devised a special way to find the first day of the month. This dates before 1837 according to the narrative, so it Continue reading "Calendar on Your Fingers" »
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