Description

In this second class of The Castle’s All Ages Virtual History Camp, you’ll be surprised to learn what it took to simply get dressed everyday living in the 1860s for a woman. Join costumed interpreter Julia wearing the latest in 1860s ladies fashion as she demonstrates and explains the history and purpose behind her clothing. This class was a part of The Castle’s All Ages Virtual History Camp: United & Divided: 1860 – 1870s.

Provider: Julia Dagg

Julia is a Civil War researcher, educator, and living historian. She’s been involved in the living history and reenacting communities for about ten years now. Julia holds a bachelors in History from OSU with interests in textile conservation, historical reproduction, and fashion history. In her undergrad she worked with the OSU costume institute, and volunteered at the Rutherford B Hayes home and museum. Julia’s favorite parts of the hobby are connecting people to their histories and helping people gain practical knowledge and skills that have been lost to time.

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