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Rhiannon12866

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3. I would have loved to watch it with my grandmother who was born in 1900

Reply to Demovictory9 (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 5, 2020, 01:30 AM

Feb 2020

Unfortunately, she passed away in 1998 and this show was on in 1999 - my grandmother had such interesting stories. She was born before automobiles were common, yet she lived long enough to travel on jets - she saw so many changes.

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Surviving a Day in the Victorian Era (24 Hours in the Past) [View all] Demovictory9 Feb 2020 OP

There used to be a show on PBS called "1900 House" Rhiannon12866 Feb 2020 #1

I watched all those "living in the past" shows. Demovictory9 Feb 2020 #2

I would have loved to watch it with my grandmother who was born in 1900 Rhiannon12866 Feb 2020 #3

Oh, my. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2020 #4

episode #2 is very interesting Demovictory9 Feb 2020 #6

I was just thinking about this yesterday. BigmanPigman Feb 2020 #5

And perhaps more to the point, it never ended. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2020 #7

I saw a Barney Miller rerun last week where an Amish man was stuck in NYC BigmanPigman Feb 2020 #8