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Home and Child life in colonial days.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: [New York] Macmillan [1969]Description: 357 pages illustrations, portraits 24 cmSubject(s): Additional physical formats: Online version:: Home and Child life in colonial days.DDC classification:
  • 392/.3/0973
LOC classification:
  • E162 .E183
Contents:
Homes of the colonists -- The Light of other days -- The Kitchen fireside -- The Serving of meals -- Food and drink -- Babyhood -- Childhood -- Education of boys and girls -- Old-time discipline -- School books -- Writing -- Story and picture books -- Games, pastimes, and toys -- Girls' and boys' occupations -- Needlecraft and decorative arts -- Flax culture and spinning -- Wool culture and spinning; cotton -- Hand weaving -- Dress of the colonists -- Religion in the colonies -- Colonial neighborliness -- Old-time flower gardens -- Travel, transportation, and taverns.
Summary: Studies the domestic aspects of American life, examining such features as clothing, houses, food, furniture, toys, games, books, and various arts and crafts.
Holdings
Item type Home library Collection Call number Vol info Copy number Status Date due Barcode
NF NF Chamberlin Free Public Library Nonfiction 973.2 EAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) E162 .E18 1 Available 34517000211303

"Abridged from [the author's] Home life in colonial days and Child life in colonial days."

Homes of the colonists -- The Light of other days -- The Kitchen fireside -- The Serving of meals -- Food and drink -- Babyhood -- Childhood -- Education of boys and girls -- Old-time discipline -- School books -- Writing -- Story and picture books -- Games, pastimes, and toys -- Girls' and boys' occupations -- Needlecraft and decorative arts -- Flax culture and spinning -- Wool culture and spinning; cotton -- Hand weaving -- Dress of the colonists -- Religion in the colonies -- Colonial neighborliness -- Old-time flower gardens -- Travel, transportation, and taverns.

Studies the domestic aspects of American life, examining such features as clothing, houses, food, furniture, toys, games, books, and various arts and crafts.

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