Victorian Servants, who worked for the rich, usually wore white, long- sleeved shirts and black trousers. On top of all those CLEAN clothes, they wore an apron when cleaning, cooking or serving.
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Generally, servants occupy the less visible and less desirable areas of a house, such as the basement, the back rooms and rooms on the upper floors. Victorian servants probably ate near the kitchen, out of sight of the owners and their families and guests.
In Victorian times, rich and middle class people employed servants to do the house work.
In Victorian times, rich and middle class people employed servants to do the house work.
a Victorian girl wore a froct a pin afor and high heels
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Factories , Market sellers , Poor Servants.
normally over 10
Generally, servants occupy the less visible and less desirable areas of a house, such as the basement, the back rooms and rooms on the upper floors. Victorian servants probably ate near the kitchen, out of sight of the owners and their families and guests.
Not that I know of, but their parents definitely were, and they tended to value their children higher than their servants. In effect children had servants through their parents.
Servants.
Victorian adults would be Blacksmiths, Shop sellers servants, Messengers or Market sellers. Hope i helped. :)
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a uniform