A set of found photos that shows what house interiors looked like from the late 19th to early 20th centuries.
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The Victorian interiors seem drab and colorless, but that's because of black & white photography.
ReplyDeleteA visit to any restored Victorian tells a different story of color.
Anyway, they all seem to be doing some kind of seanche communicating with spirits...
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