Hear Ye, Young Ladies 5 years and older ! Treat your favorite doll to an afternoon of tea, treats, and crafts while learning about life for girls in the 18th century. Come to the Depreciation Lands Museum's Doll Tea Sunday January 26th 2-3pm $15 per child and doll companion $12 for museum members Space is limited; register now to reserve your place CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Jonathan Klemens, retired clinical pharmacist and 18th Century Historian (Ravencrest Historical Writing) Surviving the 18th Century was a very perilous challenge. If war or Indian raids did not maim or kill you; you could always succumb to a plethora of lethal or debilitating diseases. Disease was the daily norm. There was no understanding of disease causation, disease contraction, or transmission. Herbs, mineral springs, and apothecary medicine were basic treatments for many conditions to rebalance the four humours and restore health. However, aggressive treatments, when necessary, included bleeding, blistering, and purging. This 60-minute lecture is a comprehensive presentation coveringthe miasma theory of disease, public health, medicine, dentistry,and medical quackery. The evening includes a unique and fascinating display ofperiod apothecary and medical artifacts and devices. ORDER TICKETS HERE
Join us for an afternoon of Tea. You will be treated to various hot teas, scones, sandwiches, cakes, and other colonial-era goodies served in our cozy 18th-century-style Tavern by gracious costumed servants. Music will be provided. GET TICKETS HERE
