10 superstitions and traditions of the Victorians on New Years Eve and New Years Day. Fascinating!
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raisingdaisy
Wow that was so interesting! Thanks for posting this!
christiestratos
There are so many little known facts about the Victorian Era (and other time periods) that are fascinating. Glad you enjoyed!