1837 to 1920

This blog is dedicated to going back in time from the Victorian era to the end of the Edwardian era.

[1837to1920]

Lachine, Quebec, Canada.

Circa 1910 & 2024

[1837to1920]

St-Paul Street, Montréal, Québec, Canada

1910 / 2022

[1837to1920]

Notre-Dame Covent - Then & Now

Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

[1837to1920]

63K views · 2K reactions | Watch a large crowd of people leaving the Claremont Theatre at 135th Street and Broadway in New York City followi

Watch a large crowd of people leaving the Claremont Theatre at 135th Street and Broadway in New York City following a screening of the short

[1837to1920]

Photographer for The Cork Examiner newspaper, Thomas Barker took pictures of several decks of the Titanic during its stopover in Queenstown where mostly emigrants boarded in third class.

[1837to1920]

Three King's Day in Quebec.

[1837to1920]

[1837to1920]

It's almost that time of the year!

[1837to1920]

Les pays d'en haut

French Canadian TV drama set in the 1880's and 1890's, following a small up north village in Quebec and it's inhabitants.

[1837to1920]

Notre-Dame West & Atwater Streets, Montreal, Canada

1916 & 2024.

[1837to1920]

Châteauguay, Québec, Canada.

Date unknown (very late 1800s or early 1900s we assume) & June 2023, same place.

Notice how the city still has a cross at the same spot (this is my hometown and the cross has always been there!)

[1837to1920]

Holidays of the past

[1837to1920]

O'Vallée General Store/Grocery on Demontigny Street, Montreal, Quebec - circa 1910 and today.

[1837to1920]

NYC apartment - 1911

[1837to1920]

Happy Christmas!

[lady-arryn]

TITANIC costumes appreciation: ― Rose’s boarding suit (costume design by Deborah Lynn Scott)

[1837to1920]

Rose Dewitt Bukater's boarding suit

Titanic - 1997

[1837to1920]

1890s - Bonsecours Market & Old Port - Montreal, Quebec, Canada